Winter 2009: Low
noise and High Speed IC Design
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Announcements:
Lectures
are 4 hours per week: Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:00- 3:50 PM PHELP 1160
Lectures
& Discussion Sections
Extra
evening sessions (makeup for travel, lab preparation, exam review):
Homework
and Exam Solutions (this year):
Exam
Solutions and Example Exams (Past Years)
Prof. Mark Rodwell
Office hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 4-5 PM, ESB2205F
Main Lectures: Tuesdays
and Thursdays 2:00- 3:50
PM PHELP 1160
There will be dates during the term which I must travel. I will try to arrange a substitute lecturer on those days, but I will also schedule make-up lectures to re-cover the material to ensure consistent coverage.
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Mid-term Exam:February 11, class
period (same room as lecture)
Dead week: March 7-12
Last Lecture: March 11
Final Exam: 4 - 7 p.m Wednesday March 17
(from http://www.registrar.ucsb.edu/cal2010.htm ,
http://www.registrar.ucsb.edu/finals-winter2010.htm )
The primary course reference material is the online lecture note set.
A bibliography and reference list is given in the first notes set.
Suggested books for
purchase are:
Van der Ziel : Noise in Solid - State Devices: out of print, but no good
alternative.
Gabriel Vasilescu: Electronic noise and interfering signals : principles and applications
C. D. Motchenbacher, J. A. Connelly, Low-Noise Electronic System Design
These can be purchased online, new or used, from many online vendors.
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Baseband analog transistor circuit design |
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High-frequency analog transistor circuit design |
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Analog and mixed-signal ICdesign (senior/graduate level) |
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Reactively-matched amplfieir design |
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zapped ADS design directory (RF/microwave emphasis) |
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Problem sets and design projects in the class use the Agilent ADS microwave IC design environment. Access to ADS can be either through accounts in the ECI lab, or via the microwave teaching lab on the 5th Floor of Harold Frank Hall. If you are member of a research group in the ECE dept, you may well also have access to ADS via your group's PCs or Workstations---ask your Professor.
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