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EE 141: Introduction to Digital Integrated Circuits

Electrical Engineering 141: Introduction to Digital Integrated Circuits (Spring 2011, UC Berkeley). Instructor: Professor Jan Rabaey. This course is an introduction to digital integrated circuits. The material will cover CMOS devices and manufacturing technology along with CMOS inverters and gates. Other topics include propagation delay, noise margins, power dissipation, and regenerative logic circuits. This course will look at various design styles and architectures as well as the issues that designers must face, such as technology scaling and the impact of interconnect. Examples presented in class include arithmetic circuits, semiconductor memories, and other novel circuits.

Lecture 18 - Dynamic Logic, Domino Logic, Technology Scaling


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Lecture 01 - Introduction
Lecture 02 - Design Metrics, Introduction to CMOS IC Manufacturing
Lecture 03 - Design Metrics (cont.)
Lecture 04 - Design Rules, Switch Logic
Lecture 05 - Optimization of Inverter Logic
Lecture 06 - Complex Logic, Optimizing Complex Logic: Logical Effort
Lecture 07 - Logical Effort, Wires: Interconnect Capacitance
Lecture 08 - Wires: Interconnect Resistance & Interconnect Modeling, Memory Decoders
Lecture 09 - MOS Transistor
Lecture 10 - Memory Decoders (cont.), MOS Capacitance, CMOS Inverter VTC
Lecture 11 - CMOS Switching Delay, Propagation Delay, CMOS Power Dissipation
Lecture 12 - CMOS Power Dissipation, CMOS Logic Revisited
Lecture 13 - Complex CMOS (cont.), CMOS Layout
Lecture 14 - Adders
Lecture 15 - Adders, Multipliers
Lecture 16 - Pass-Transistor Logic, Intro to Dynamic Logic
Lecture 17 - Multipliers, Dynamic Logic
Lecture 18 - Dynamic Logic, Domino Logic, Technology Scaling
Lecture 19 - Midterm Review, Sequential Logic: Latches & Flip-Flops
Lecture 20 - Sequential Logic: Latches & Flip-Flops, Timing
Lecture 21 - Timing, Overview of Semiconductor Memory
Lecture 22 - Semiconductor Memory: Memory Cell, SRAM, DRAM
Lecture 23 - Semiconductor Memory: Read-Only Memory, Periphery
Lecture 24 - Energy/Power
Lecture 25 - Perspectives