The book "AHB Arbiter in AMBA bus With Effective Arbitration Logic for DMA" provides a comprehensive analysis of the AMBA specification and its application in System-on-Chip (SoC) designs. It addresses the challenges that arise when managing multiple masters accessing a shared data bus. The author, Potladurthi Gouthami, explains the various features of the AMBA bus, including single-cycle transitions, split transactions, and support for multiple bus masters. A central theme of the book is the implementation of reconfigurable arbitration algorithms that can vary based on system requirements. The structure of the book is clearly organized, beginning with an introduction to the AMBA specification, followed by a detailed examination of the need for arbiters and the various algorithms. Individual signals and their logic are also discussed in depth, followed by an analysis of AHB operations and the associated timing cycles. The final chapters focus on Direct Memory Access (DMA) and its integration into the AMBA architecture.