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 | | Signal Integrity - Simplified (Prentice Hall Modern Semiconductor Design Series' Sub Series: PH Signal Integrity Library) by Eric Bogatin ISBN-10: 9780130669469 ISBN-10: 0-13-066946-6 ISBN-13: 9780130669469 ISBN-13: 978-0-13-066946-9 Hardcover 2003-09-22 Prentice Hall PTR Find Lowest Price |
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Signal Integrity Made Easy The book is complete, and written so it is easy to understand with many good illustrations. | ||
Excellent book in Transmission line concept One of the best and most usefull books I have ever seen. It gives an excellent, intuitive concept of transmission line theory and develops a good understanding of the subject along with formulas, & important rule of thumb design rules. It is a great book for someone who wants to understand the signal integrity issues and the physicall design factors that affect it. | ||
Too bad I couldn't give this book TEN stars... Too bad I couldn't give this book TEN stars (i.e., "FIVE Stars" is the highest available rating by Amazon.com). I received the book "Signal Integrity" last week and took a glimpse of it and fell deeply in love with the author's writing style and organization (progression of thought). His thought progression reminds me somewhat of Sedra and Smith's Microelectronic Circuits, another wonderfully written textbook for undergraduates. I wish this book as well as some others would have been around twenty years ago...Oh well, better late than never I suppose. I applaud the author IMMENSELY for his ability to collate many design ideas and tips in this outstanding title. May God bless him for his effort, and continue to do so. : ) | ||
A beautiful book. It's an excellent book, written beautifully, crafting complex concepts from the very basics of electrical engineering. An excellent resource to get you started in the world if Signal Integrity. | ||
Excellent book for establishing fundamentals of SI I have read Black Magic by Johnson and believe that Bogatin's book is superior. I bought this book as a beginner hardware engineer and this book does a wonderful job of explaining and integrating different concepts I learned as an undergrad. Universities don't stress SI enough (even at my school, electromagnetics was optional), and Bogatin's book does an great job of integrating and enhancing what one is taught at the unversity level. The reason I prefer this book over Black Magic is that it puts more effort into explaining the fundamentals of Signal Integrity (what causes it, how to fix, etc) rather than going in depth into the mathematical theory and calculations behind the phenomena. As engineers, we have computer programs that do much of this calculating for us and we need to understand "rules of thumb" that will help us design/test better in the future. I believe this book is an excellent addition into any hardware engineer's library, as well as for students intersted in hardware design/test as a career. | ||