3.

CSNET
- The Computer Science Network (CSNet) is a now-defunct computer ne
twork designed to extend networking benefits to universities and institutions th
at could not be directly connected to ARPANET. CSNet was funded by the National
Science Foundation from its inception in 1981 until 1984.
4. NSFNET
- The National Science Foundation Network (NSFNET) was a program of
coordinated, evolving projects sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NS
F) beginning in 1985 to promote advanced research and education networking in th
e United States.
>importance of microelectronics and analog design
>certain device that is affected by an unstable input voltage
>output diagram
>importance of design (process, taiwan..- good ic designers; start/key of ic des
ign not only ph; foundation technology<layout--> design>)
>method-problem(specs); prelim design, test--analo desgn methodology
>conclusion(bulleted-the researchers manage..-->all) plus recommendation (applly
gm/id methodology, a process independent but tool dependent, in sizing the tran
sistor.. use a more powerful design and layout tool) plus abstract(1st-ltspice;
others)
>design method block digram (latlozman pg 23)
>put lte ontop
>slide 11 (not just measurement but also biasig, region of operation and specs a
chieved)
>highlight to result and percent error, w/L, wrong mpt unit