Many DesignCon participants have written books. While most are technical books about things like signal integrity, at least one is pure fiction.
I have four books in my library written by DesignCon participants. Three of them are in the photo above. The books are Jitter, Noise, and Signal Integrity by Mike Peng Li; Signal and Power Integrity -- Simplified by Eric Bogatinl; and Power Integrity for I/O Interfaces: With Signal Integrity/Power Integrity Co-Design by Vishram S. Pandit, Woong Hwan Ryu, and Myoung Joon Choi.
Also on my shelf is Design and Test for Multiple GBPS Communication Devices and Systems by Mike Peng Li, executive editor.
I have other related books here, which I will add as comments. But first, it's your turn. Authors, add your books below. If you know of any other DesignCon participants who have written books, tell us in your comments. Finally, If you know of any relevant books to the DesignCon Community, list them, too. Be sure to make note if the author is a DesignCon participant.
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I like Eric Bogatin Signal Ingtegrity simplified book. Another favorite of Mine that is not a designcon chip head but a really smart colleague is Steve Thierauf's book " High-Speed Circuit Board Signal integrity". Read it if you haven't already. I am always referencing it.
My final plug is for a friend who is a great writer and very thorough engineer - Greg Edlund's Timing Analysis and Simulation for Signal Integrity Engineers. He's got a Physics background so you get a slightly different perspective's than a straight EE's.
While we are in the process of Cleaning up, packing up, going through file cabinets in preperation for a Corporate move to SALEM New Hampshire I just stumbled across some great white papers
SIMULATING a TDR by Eric Bogatin
SIMPEST by MIckael Tsuk (precursor to ANSOFT Full Wave Simulator)
High-speed interconnect modeling from Measurments Dima Smolyansky
Decoupling Capcitor calcul;ations for CMOS circuits Larry Smith
Spice Models awith frquency dependent conductor and Dielectric Losses Dr RRichard Elco.
Many more to name them all. Boy I hate to throw any of this stuff away... maybe back to the home library...
Of course, I could do a reading from The Sensory Deception. Try to stop me.
There is a very DesignCon-friendly character named Ringo who does the engineering heavy lifting, developing transducers, DAQ, and algorithms for their immersive virtual reality system. One of his technical rants would be appropriate for Chiphead.
And The Sensory Deception is scheduled for release in May-2013 from 47North! I just got the promo copy and the 200 character pitch is:
"Farley Rutherford and his team have designed a virtual reality experience that captures what it's like to be an endangered animal, and it could change the green movement forever—even if they have to kill to make their dream come true..."
here is my contribution to DesignCon bibliography: "Noise Coupling in Integrated Circuits" (NoiseCoupling.com, 2008, ISBN 978-0615197562, available on Amazon and noisecoupling.com)
The book explains the physical mechanisms of noise coupling and power integrity in chip/package/PCB structures, analyzes various suppression techniques, and discusses modeling methods.
Readers can also use the accompanying simulation software to build various power integrity and noise coupling "hands-on" experiments to practice the concepts learned from the book.
High speed digital chip-to-chip link performance is often limited by jitter in the multigigabit per second regime. It is a surprising fact that jitter can actually be amplified by a lossy channel even when the channel is linear, passive, and noiseless. In this webcast we will cover the basics of jitter amplification and show you how to accurately analysis the effect in your system using ADS Channel Simulator.
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