VLSI Technology

by Simon Sze

This is a superb state-of-the-art collection of contributed readings by nationally recognized authorities in VLSI technology. The emphasis of this text is on fabrication.

676 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Richard Wang]

Someone stole mine for illicit in his bird brain when never tried any tools in his life. Cheapest first edition purple cover is about 18 dollars USA hardback, but seems not worth it to carry on with this dedicated sze writer with the list of Austrian scientists that had contributed and collaborated with him as most of the production equipment are out of date or plentiful in knowledge in undergraduate course main supposedly said for some real dropouts and nowadays from also technology back to base in mil near enough standard chip production and Not for commercial low power ethics gadgets productions which does not seem to make much money for failure dropouts pondered saying they got mil stuff. Not worth rating or buying again unless free since give to dogs to snap away and hopefully blow themselves apart as not cutting edge modern production in the costing and packing density they require. Too much heat was one reason hopefully not from a mil pig letting off gas.

[Mohit]

nothing