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you can use a reusable neuron architecture where you only need a few neurons to implemnet the architecture there will be a control unit to use theses neurons as a hole neural network
i need the drc rule file and lvs file for umc130nm technology very very badly
i will be so greatful if any one can help me (please) the files inside the kits folder if any one offers help i will send the full extention of the files please please please
when i use the dft function in cadence to calculate the sfdr i get frequency components outside the bandwidth that we working on is that normal if not can any one explane to me the right way for this simulation
you may try some samples and test the difference
between the output and the input but it will not be accurate i may believe that the inl and dnl simulation
may take a day
how to measure dnl of dac?
inl in dac depends on mismatch so you can simulate
it, whatever the inl is the difference between the output signal and the required output
there is no fft in spectre ther is dft which you can use first you need an ideal dac you can write the dac equation on the calculator (weight each bit) then you run SFDR simulation you enter a full sine wave and put the ideal dac behind the adc and take
dft for the output
sar adc transfer function
there are tools for mismatch simulation like montecarlo in cadence or you can estimate by your mind how the offset will afect your simulation
i think it can be done but in the moment you want to estimate the latch offset you have to break the latch feed back so the latch works as an amplifiert
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