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Re: Metal antenna ratio is cumulative, but why?
Hi Erikl,
I still had a doubt that the amount of charges getting developed will be only proportional to the area of the current metal getting etched . The metal which is already etched will not result in any extra charges . Why would the area of...
Leakage current ,hibernate current
Are leakage current and hibernate current one and the same ? Do these current depend on the number of taps in layout?
Analog design will never die...but the truth is that the amount of jobs that analog generates are very less....and we need more opportunities to survive and learn...
Capacitors being reactive elements do not produce electrical noise.It is true that the ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) of a capacitor will produce thermal, also known as
Johnson noise but this is almost always negligible.
Do correct me if I am wrong
Re: about mfg grid
minimum grid is usually defined in the DRM.And if the the layout is designed with a different grid then it is bound to give offgrid errors in DRC.
Re: IC 6.1 icfb setting
Hi oermens,
Even if we place vias one by one on top of each other,they get attached ones we keep they on top of each other.and at a later stage iof we want to delete one of the vias,it doesnt allow me to select that particular vis.Instead the all the vias which are...
IC 6.* setting
In latest ICFB ,if we have vias stacked on top of each other ,they get attached and we are not able to move or select a particular vis in the stack.
Any idea of any switch present which can disable this?
Kapil
If during design you missed the antenna rule violation of M1 then it is sure to do some damage to the gate to which it is connected.The charges accumulated during M1 etching are flushed before M2 is etched .
i saw a post where a qeustion was answered when to use a diode and when to use a...
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