Description

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With the proliferation of complex semiconductor devices containing digital, analog, mixed-signal, and radio-frequency circuits, today's engineer must be fluent in all four circuit types. Written for advanced undergraduate and graduate-level students, as well as engineering professionals, An Introduction to Mixed-Signal IC Test and Measurement, Second Edition, encompasses analog, mixed-signal and radio-frequency circuits tests, with many relevant industrial examples. The text assumes a solid background in analog and digital circuits and a working knowledge of computers and computer programming.

An Introduction to Mixed-Signal IC Test and Measurement, Second Edition, includes examples and illustrations--featuring state-of-the-art industrial technology--to enrich and enliven the text. The book also introduces large-scale mixed-signal circuit and individual circuit tests, discusses the value-added benefits of mixed-signal IC testing to a manufacturer's product, and clearly defines the role of the test engineer.

About the Author

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Gordon Roberts is James McGill Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at McGill University. He has conducted extensive research on analog integrated circuit design and mixed-signal test issues. Dr. Roberts has published numerous papers at IEEE conferences, coauthored several textbooks related to mixed-signal test and analog integrated circuit design (including SPICE, Second Edition, with Adel Sedra, OUP, 1996), and contributed various specialized volumes to other books. Friedrich Taenzler is an RF-Engineering Manager at Texas Instruments and a major contributor in the field of RF testing and design. Mark Burns is a former TI fellow at Texas Instruments and an accomplished expert in mixed-signal IC test and measurement area.