General Status Information - Updated 4/10/07
THIRD EDITION: The Third Edition was published in January 2007 and is available from McGraw-Hill.
Solutions Manual: The Solution manual to the third edition is complete. Solutions are available to instructors through the McGraw-Hill ARIS System. A CD version of the manual can be obtained from Richard C. Jaeger (jaeger@eng.auburn.edu).
Updated lecture notes in Power Point form will be available for the Fall Semester/Quarter. JPEG versions of the figures are also available.
http://hobbes.ee.virginia.edu/mh/mcd/ Contact the authors for access permission.
SECOND EDITION
Solutions Manual: A CD version of the Solution Manual is available to instructors from Richard C. Jaeger (jaeger@eng.auburn.edu).
Lecture notes in Power Point form are available for all chapters. JPEG versions of the figures are also available.
http://hobbes.ee.virginia.edu/mh/mcd/ Contact the authors for access permission.
FIRST EDITION
PSPICE Files: PSPICE files for more than 100 circuits from the figures in the text are available via anonymous ftp. The circuits are available in PSPICE Schematic Form as well as SPICE Netlist Form.
Solutions Manual: Copies of the Solutions Manual may be requested from the Electrical Engineering Editor at McGraw-Hill in Burr Ridge, IL.
End-of-chapter SPICE Files: A Power Point File containing figures for all the SPICE listings at the end of each chapter is also available via anonymous ftp.
Power Point Slides: The original drawings from the text are available as Power Point Slides and can be obtained from the anonymous ftp site. All files were updated including figures that were inadvertently omitted from Chapter 7.
Translations: Chinese, Greek, Italian, Korean and Spanish translations of the first edition of Microelectronic Circuit Design are available from McGraw-Hill International.
SPICE Book: A companion text Computerized Circuit Analysis Using SPICE Programs by B. M. Wilamowski and R. C. Jaeger is available from McGraw Hill (ISBN 0-07-032484-0). Chapter 1 introduces SPICE simulation. Chapter 2 contains a wide range of SPICE simulation examples that follow the chapter sequence in Microelectronic Circuit Design. Chapter 3 provides an overview of numerical methods of circuit analysis. Chapters 4 and 5 provide a comprehensive reference for SPICE and detail the differences between the PSPICE, SPICE-2 and SPICE-3 implementations. Chapter 6 presents a description of the device models and model parameters used in SPICE.
