Analog
Making the most of the System Level in Analog Design
June 25, 2010 | Andrew Betts
There is a disconnect in Analog IC Design. A separation between system level and implementation level design activities has crept up on us. The analog world seems to have evolved into two realms: equations and spreadsheets on one side; netlists, polygons and Spice on the other. It is like a split between the right brain and the left, leaving us struggling to combine technology with art.
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