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Digitally Assisted Analog Integrated Circuits: Closing the gap between analog and digital

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In past decades, “Moore’s law”1 has governed the revolution in microelectronics. Through continuous advancements in device and fabrication technology, the industry has maintained exponential progress rates in transistor miniaturization and integration density. As a result, microchips have become cheaper, faster, more complex, and more power efficient.

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          DOI:10.1145/984458
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