Analysis of the Capability to Effectively Design Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor Integrated Circuits
This 1984 thesis by M. L. McConkey of the Air Force Institute of Technology, School of Engineering, examines how well designers can create complementary metal oxide semiconductor integrated circuits using computer-aided design and simulation tools. The pictures are plain black-and-white CMOS layout diagrams showing stick-style transistor cells, gate schematics and wiring, with labelled inputs, outputs and dimensions that a designer could adapt as reference for circuit layout diagrams.
