Advanced Chip Design, Practical Examples in Verilog

This is a very useful book from two points. one being that its Verilog and , second, it talks about various system aspects e.g FIFOs. Now i have designed with fifos but the book actually gave the deeper reason why things are done the way they are. I knew what to do but maybe not why. This book told me why.I have not gone through the whole book but what is nice is that it gives an overall view. This for me is good value for money as its half the price of some other books on the same subject.I wish the author had applied some of the information to FPGAS as they are extensively used and I also wished there was a VHDL equivalent as well.

Excellent book, I'm only a hobbyist so I can't comment on the academic/professional uses but fantastic for someone looking to get a foothold in a surprisingly poorly documented online subject.

Maybe I'm a bit too much of an expert myself to really fully appreciate this book; it would be more useful for junior designers/beginners, but it nevertheless is good value for money

The technical details in this book are great, they are in-depth and accurate. The book is written in English, but this not seem to be the authors native language. He hardly ever uses the definite article ('the', 'a', 'an') etc which can make it hard to read at times. A decent proof reading would have made this a great book. As it is, it looses a star due to the way it is hard to read.