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Hi again dear forum members,
Here's another CMOS challenge that I wanted to share with you. I have been fighting for a while with reverse engineering this cell register (presumed register) and haven't managed to get it to work correctly under irsim, if my understanding is correct this should be a flip flop type register, but I could be wrong, although having successfully recreated a couple of other registers i'm pretty sure this should be one too.
Below are three slides with information:
#1 contains a couple of photos with full M1/M2 metal and no metal, unfortunately I don't have a shot that will show the m1 interconnect alone... The left most element is a clock inverter.
#2 My own implementation of this cell in Magic. You can also download the magic and irsim files from here.
#3 The IRSIM output. As you will see the output does not make sense if this was a working flipflop.
Thanks for your help! ;-)
Here's another CMOS challenge that I wanted to share with you. I have been fighting for a while with reverse engineering this cell register (presumed register) and haven't managed to get it to work correctly under irsim, if my understanding is correct this should be a flip flop type register, but I could be wrong, although having successfully recreated a couple of other registers i'm pretty sure this should be one too.
Below are three slides with information:
#1 contains a couple of photos with full M1/M2 metal and no metal, unfortunately I don't have a shot that will show the m1 interconnect alone... The left most element is a clock inverter.
#2 My own implementation of this cell in Magic. You can also download the magic and irsim files from here.
#3 The IRSIM output. As you will see the output does not make sense if this was a working flipflop.
Thanks for your help! ;-)