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    What is Metal slotting? I need defintion and merits and deme

    Re: Metal slotting it's needed for wide metal so that mechanical stress will be reduced. It will improve yield, but reduce your metal sheet resistance, hence increase voltage drop along the metal
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    An interview question? Is my answer right?

    worst case: 800 signal + 200 blank input: 800 clk causes 800 signals output: 800 clk causes 800*0.8=640 signals the min FIFO buffer size = 800 - 640 = 160
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    The function of metal layers in VLSI design

    Re: metal layers if you use something like 11 layers of metal, usually the top level metal is aluminum not copper for reliability purpose in order to connect to solder bump(C4). And if you design high performance dense chip, the capacitance between wires at same metal level is far larger than...
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    transmission gate question

    a common way to size transmission gate is to make both pmos and nmos the same size though this will make the rising edge delay and the falling edge delay different, but this is also true for dynamic logic and skewed cmos
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    Regarding 65nm DFM Rules.

    It means your poly over diffusion can have ONLY one direction, and the preferred on is horizontal. This requirement is for printing exact narrow poly at 65nm node
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    Flip chip design layout Issue

    stress effect due to bump: No clue... I don't think this can affect your transistor since bump is far away from your transistor. The stress may affect how you choose your top level interconnect and dielectric materials.
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    Gate direction of mos transistor in layout

    For deep submicron technology such as 65nm or 45nm, in general only one poly(active) direction is allowed. But for other not so deep submicron technology, it maybe OK for using 2 poly directions to those non-critical circuitry.
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    Flip chip design layout Issue

    That may depends on what kind of circuitry you have. Usually you want to put circuitry sensitive to alpha particles far away from bumps, such as memory cells and flip-flop to reduce your soft-error rates.
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    book on semiconductor technology

    wolf semiconductor technology Hi All, Could anyone give a book pointer about CMOS semiconductor technology? Thanks
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    Why do we do dummy metal filling in layout?

    Re: dummy metal filling Due to CMP(chemical mechanical processing) on metal, with dummy metal you'll have small variation(metal loss). This is very important especailly for deep submicron technology since your metal thickness is quite small. The common practice for dummy metal is to connect it...
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    what's the difference betw. SRAM & register file?

    register file sram difference In CPU related fields, register file is usually used for faster access to memory, multiport operation(such as read & write at the same time, or read out the memory content in multiple ports) which requires much smaller memory capacity(KB) and much larger memory...
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    Comparing Static CMOS with Dynamic Logic ?

    cmos domino logic For dynamic logic you also need to consider leakage, noise and clk skew related problems which become really hard problems in current deep submicron technology. Circuits robustness is alway more important than speed, especially in technologies below 90nm.
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    How to get Vth using Hspice?

    Hi All, I want to use Hspice to get Vth directly. I used .option list but not sure whether this is the right way to find out Vth for devices. Any opinions? Thanks.
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    Can I use rising and falling edge in one design for clock?

    Re: One question about clock You should have extra clock skew for duty cycle variation. So for STA, you just need to add more clock skew if the time path includes both clk edges.
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    Differences in implementing designs in Asic and FPGA

    pdf on advantages of asic over fpga Hi bismillah, I can't find the book you mentioned here. Could you please give a link? Thanks.

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