Analog IC Design Progression

[chiner]

Hey,

Just want opinions on how to adjust my learning. I'm very interested in Analog IC design (just a little worried seeing all these digital people takeover - Yes I know "the real world is always analog", anyways that's not the point).

I've taken one module based on Razavi's Design of Analog CMOS ICs in which we covered the earlier more basic chapters such as

CS, CG, CD stages

Differential Amplifiers

Feedback, Stability

Poles, etc

A bit of op-amps

[TomasVaverka]

Hi,

The NXP Community support channel is intended for questions related to NXP products and their applications. Your question is about general Analog IC design education, which falls outside the scope of NXP technical support.

For learning progression advice, the r/chipdesign and r/ECE communities on Reddit are well-suited for this type of discussion and Razavi's own lecture series on YouTube is an excellent next step after completing the introductory chapters you mentioned.

Feel free to explore NXP's training resources at nxp.com/training for additional learning materials.

If you have a question related to a specific NXP product, we are happy to help.

BRs, Tomas