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Formula for "Drive Strength" of a standard cell

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Is there a formula for "Drive Strength" of a standard cell? Or atleast may I know on what all physical attributes of a cell the drive strength depends on?

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Drive strength is decided by the amount of current this cell can throw at load to see logical voltage levels. For example, if buf1x gives x delay for c load then buf2x gives same x delay for 2c load. Basicaly it depends on the internal cells sizes used for the design.
 

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