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Read some good book like one by :Alan Hasting on Analog Layout ,
Or Read some Analog Layout Guidelines given by the foundary in their Design rule doc.
Then, practice some layouts and try to get some good layouts made by some experienced layout designer and try to learn through them
Analog layout is a tough and interesting job and learning never stops.
Read some good book like one by :Alan Hasting on Analog Layout ,
Or Read some Analog Layout Guidelines given by the foundary in their Design rule doc.
Then, practice some layouts and try to get some good layouts made by some experienced layout designer and try to learn through them
Analog layout is a tough and interesting job and learning never stops.
Hi,
As an analog layout engineer you have to be very stringent with the layout, as any mismatch in the layout can cause your design to depart from the specifictions.
As far as digital layouts are concerned there is little concern on matching, and moreover the processes are now automated.
So you can say that the role of analog layout engineer is more challenging,
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