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    Does Layout engineers complete DFM and release the GDS?

    DFM It depends as to whether you being a layout designer will clean ur blocks for DFM as well or whether the foundary will take care of it post layout (for 130 nm & above.).But what i have observed is-on 90 nm and below ( 65 nm , 45 nm), the layout designer is asked to clean the DFM as well ...
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    Does Layout engineers complete DFM and release the GDS?

    DFM Ya layout designers clean the blocks for DFM in 90 ,65 & 45 nm and relase the GDS.
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    Regarding 1 rule of RF devices-

    Hi, Can anyone explain the following rule - Never do common centroid matching for RF devices. Merge implant & diffusion of devices where possible (like the common source differential transistors) & double feed gate poly from both the side. My question is - why common centroid matching is...
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    What happens when in inverter pmos is connected to gnd/vss and nmos to Vdd?

    Related to Inverter Hi..can you all pls elaborate, becoz wht my reasoning is-for pmos , if 0 volt is applied to gate , with vdd connected to source, then pmos turns on......so current will flow from source to drain...... but if instead of connecting pmos source to vdd , i connnect it to ground...
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    What happens when in inverter pmos is connected to gnd/vss and nmos to Vdd?

    In an inverter we connect pmos to vdd, nmos to gnd... wht happens if we do viceversa??i.e pmos to gnd or vss, and nmos to Vdd ? will it still function as inverter??If so why??

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