EE 141: Introduction to Digital Integrated Circuits
This is a collection of links to lectures of Electrical Engineering 141: Introduction to Digital Integrated Circuits from UC Berkeley Webcasts. Topics covered in this course include:
CMOS devices and deep sub-micron manufacturing technology; CMOS inverters and complex gates; Modeling of interconnect wires; Optimization of designs with respect to a number of metrics:
cost, reliability, performance, and power dissipation; Sequential circuits, timing considerations, and clocking approaches; Design of large system blocks, including arithmetic,
interconnect, memories, and programmable logic arrays.
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EE 141 - Introduction to Digital Integrated Circuits (Fall 2010) |
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Instructor: Professor Elad Alon. Lecture 2: Integrated Circuit Basics. Lecture 4: CMOS Switches. Lecture 6: Semiconductor Memory. Lecture 13: CMOS Power Dissipation. Lecture 17: SRAM Circuit Design. Lecture 19: Ratioed Logic. Lecture 25: Sequential Elements. ... |
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EE 141 - Introduction to Digital Integrated Circuits (Spring 2010) |
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Instructor: Professor Jan Rabaey. Lecture 1: Moore's Law & Future of ICs. Lecture 2: Introduction to CMOS IC Manufacturing. Lecture 5: Optimization of Inverter Logic. Lecture 7: Wires. Lecture 9: Transistor Models. Lecture 12: CMOS Delay. Lecture 25: Semiconductor Memory. ... |
