The Designer's Guide to Verilog-AMS (The Designer's Guide Book Series)

The greatest benefit of this book is its practical attitude. It starts by taking typical components one by one, explain challanges, introduces the necessary verilog-AMS constructs and shows the full listing of its Verilog-AMS model. The last chapter is a great refernce of the language.You just have to be aware that the chapter on top-down design it too short as a text book on that topic - the book just shows you how to model analog and mixed signal designs in Verilog-AMS - noting more and noting less.I will recommend this book to anyone who want to quickly get up to speed in using Verilog-AMS. It can also serve as a reference to experienced Verilog-AMS users. And I am not aware of any other book that can do this better.

This book has no competition that I know of. There are no other books about Verilog-AMS so no relative comparison is possible. But I admit that I do not regret spending the money for my copy, and until something better comes along, you should too if you are expecting to do any work in Verilog-AMS.Note that this is not a text book in Analog/Mixed signal simulation in general. People planning to get this book really should know the generic basics already.

Full of insights from a luminary in the industry.

I design ADCs. I bought this book because we the tool became available to me at work. My first impression was underwhelming. However, as a reference book I have found it useful, and one of my associates borrows it also.This is about all that is available. It is useful.

Very good book for SPICE simulation. It helps speeding up simulation time.