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Re: IO PAD Size...
65um x 65um.
However for more specific information about pad layout try to see the documentation, there is a bonding pad layout guidelines document very useful.
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Hi everyone,
Does someone knows if the PDK UMC 0.18um RFCMOE supports auto-abutment for MOSFETs?
In the user manual of the foundry I read that it is supported surely for the 90nm node, but after using this technology I discovered that either it is not supported or I have to activate it in some...
Re: Chaining transistors
yes L=50um. This mirror is embedded in a current reference and I found that the sensitivity to power supply variations lower using long channel for those transistors not diode-connected.
Do you think is a bad idea to use so long channel? Why?
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Chaining transistors
I'm trying to layout a current mirror and I have some doubts. It's a simple PMOS current mirror (2 transistor M5 and M7) that mirror the current on an additional PMOS (M9). the widths and lengths are:
W5=8um, L5=50um
W7=8um, L7=50um
W9=24um, L9=50um
1) it's useful according...
analog auto place and route
How can I see if my Pcell (transistor) supports abutement or how can I activate this feature on the pcell of my design kit?
Thanks
anlog layout interdigitate design
I don't think I'm using the Schematic-Driven Layout, I use Virtuoso XL: given a schematic Entry, I create the layout from the command Generate From Source. The system places the transistors separately, I'm asking if there is an option to make interdigitate...
cadence layout automatic placing and routing
Hi everyone,
I'm new to (analog) layout and I'm trying to start my new activity with a standard voltage reference. I use a 0.18um technology with the Cadence environment (in particular the section Custom IC Design).
Starting from the schematic entry...
How do you recognize the loops inside a voltage reference? Could you suggest me some references/books where I can find informations on circuit loops about voltage/current reference?
Thanx
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