Books like Microelectronic Circuits by Muhammad H. Rashid

If you're an electrical engineer, this book brings together all the RF design principles you need to know to participate in the wireless revolution. It covers a wide range of issues relevant to today's advanced RF integrated circuits and systems - the technology at the heart of wireless phones, pagers, home satellite networks, cable modems, and other revolutionary products. RF Microelectronics begins with a thorough introduction to the fundamental concepts of RF design, including nonlinearity, interference, and noise. It then moves to the system level, introducing modulation and multiple access techniques and reviewing current wireless standards such as CDMA, TDMA, AMPS, and GSM. Next, the book describes transceiver architectures, emphasizing their advantages and drawbacks with respect to monolithic integration and presenting case studies for each.

A comprehensive guide that bridges the circuit‑level and system‑level viewpoints of digital integrated circuit design, covering device operation, core design principles, interconnect effects, low‑power techniques, timing, clocking, design methodologies, automation, and deep‑submicron challenges.