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NMOS Devices with different Bulk Potentials

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Hi guys, i just wanna ask, what layers should i add in my NMOS Layout in order to prevent short circuit from other NMOS Devices, since these NMOS Devices have different bulk potentials.

I am using TSMC 65nm CMOS Process Technology.

I am a bit confused about these NWELL, PWELL, DNWELL, and i dont know what to do to make my layout work
 

I am not familiar with your process but you may be able to put them into different pwells or dnwells.
 

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as you can see in the attached photo, my 2 nmos are having different bulk potentials. idk how to fix this problem in my layout, it says that it is shorted, i have already added an outer layer PWELL and NWELL in both NMOS transistors.
 

Do your nmos devices sit inside separate nwells?
 

You need two different nwells with one PMOS and one NMOS (in its pwell in the same nwell) each for the two upper and the two lower MOSFETs of your above schematic. Here's an image of one of these two nwells:
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Both Bulk and both Source contacts are connected with each other (all 4 are at the same node).

Note: the DNW (deep nwell) isn't absolutely necessary; a common nwell is sufficient.
 

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