Combining Digital and Bipolar Tech for VLSI Layout Project

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Combining digital and bipolar technologies for a VLSI layout project presents challenges, as there are few straightforward circuit designs that effectively integrate both. The complexity of VLSI circuits has evolved significantly since the early 1980s, with transistor counts increasing from hundreds of thousands to billions. This growth indicates that designing circuits that utilize both technologies requires advanced knowledge and skills. While the request for relatively easy circuit ideas is understandable, the inherent complexity of VLSI design may necessitate more in-depth exploration and innovation. Ultimately, successful integration of these technologies will likely involve a deeper understanding of circuit design principles.
brad sue
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Hi,
Please can anyone give me some ideas of a "relatively" easy circuits involving digital and bipolar technology (meaning both technologies combined) to make a vlsi layout?

It is for a project and I really did not find something interesting.

Thank you
 
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