Analog Circuit Design - Art, Science, and Personalities

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WILLIAMS, J. (1991). Analog Circuit Design - Art, Science, and Personalities

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.C.....o....n....t ents
Preface xi
Contributors xiii
One Introduction ...............................................................................................
1. Barometers and Analog Design 3
2. Analogs Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, or
Alexander Calandra
Metaphors of the Continuum 5
George A. Philbrick
Dan Sheingold
Jim Williams
3. It's An Analog World-Or Is it? 15
4. Is Analog Circuit Design Dead? 17
5. On Being the Machine 23
6. Reflections of a Dinosaur 31
7. Max Wien, Mr. Hewlett, and a Rainy Sunday Afternoon 43
Bernard Gordon
Samuel Wilensky
Jim Williams
Three The Making of an Analog Engineer ...............................................................................................
8. True Analog Circuit Design 59
9. The Story of the P2 (The First Successful Solid-state Operational
Tom Hornak
Amplifier With Picoampere Input Currents) 67
Bob Pease
vii
Contents
10. Propagation of the Race (of Analog Circuit Designers) 79
11. The Process of Analog Design 89
12. Analog Design Discipline: A Tale of Three Diodes 93
13. Should Ohm's Law Be Repealed? 99
Jim Roberge
Rod Russell
Milton Wilcox
Jim Williams
Four Intuitions and Insights ...................................... .........................................................
14. Good Engineering and Fast Vertical Amplifiers 107
15. Understanding Why Things Don't Work 123
16. Building Blocks for the Linear IC Designer:
Linear Synthesis for Monolithic Circuits 127
John Addis
Bob Blauschild
A. Paul Brokaw
17. How to Design Analog Circuits Without a Computer
or a Lot of Paper 149
18. Starting to Like Electronics in Your Twenties 169
19. Where Do Little Circuits Come From? 177
20. The Process of Analog Design 187
21. The Art of Good Analog Circuit Design-Some Basic Problems
Richard S. Burwen
George Erdi
Barrie Gilbert
Garry Gillette
and Possible Solutions 193
Barry Hilton
22. My Approach to Feedback Loop Design 199
23. The Zoo Circuit: History, Mistakes, and
Some Monkeys Design a Circuit 215
Phil Perkins
Jim Williams
viii
Contents
Five Techniques, Tips, and Applications
24. Reality-Driven Analog Integrated Circuit Design 233
25. Current-Feedback Amplifiers 261
26. Analog Extensions of Digital Time and
Derek F. Bowers
Sergio Franco
Frequency Generation 277
Garry Gillette
27. Some Practical Aspects of SPICE Modeling for Analog
Circuits 299
E. J. Kennedy
Robert f. Matthys
28. Design of Crystal Oscillator Circuits 333
29. A Tale of Voltage-to-Frequency Converters
(Ancient History) 349
Rob Pease
30. Op Amps and Their Characteristics 361
Dan Sheingold
Index 387