A Computer Aided Design and Synthesis Environment for Analog Integrated Circuits In the first part the AMGIE analog synthesis system is described. AMGIE is the first analog synthesis system that automates the full design process from specifications down to verified layout. It is targeted to the design of moderate complexity circuits. It relies on design and circuit knowledge stored in the tools libraries and can be used by both novice and experienced analog designers as well as system level designers. The inner workings are explained in detail with (practical) examples to demonstrate how the implemented algorithms and techniques work. Experimental results obtained with the AMGIE system are reported including actual fabricated and measured circuits. The second approach i.e. the systematic design of high performance analog circuits is discussed in the second part of the book. This approach is supported by tools to boost the productivity of the designer. An example of such a tool is Mondriaan that is targeted towards the automatic layout generation of highly regular analog blocks. The proposed systematic design methodology is then applied to the design of high accuracy current steering digital to analog converters (DACs). The full design path is discussed in detail. Both complementary approaches increase analog design productivity. Design times of the different design experiments undertaken are reported throughout the book to demonstrate this. Automatic Synthesis of Analog Circuits The AMGIE Analog Synthesis System Detailed Description of the AMGIE Analog Synthesis System AMGIE Experimental Results Systematic Design of Analog Circuits Mondriaan: a Layout Synthesis Methodology for Array type Analog Blocks Systematic Design of Current Steering D A converters Conclusions.