[HSpice & Cadence] How to find MOSFET Minimum Size from a Library?

[EEPuppyPuppy]

Hi,
I'm dealing with the 65 nm technology from library tsmcn65; however, I have no idea how to find the minimum length and width of an NMOS or a PMOS from it.
Could anyone help me?
I'll really appreciate if you can also tell me how to find them.
Thank you sooooooo much~

 

[ThisIsNotSam]

Hi,
I'm dealing with the 65 nm technology from this library; however, I have no idea how to find the minimum length and width of an NMOS or a PMOS from it.
Could anyone help me?
I'll really appreciate if you can also tell me how to find them.
Thank you sooooooo much~

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[EEPuppyPuppy]

My bad. Already deleted it. :-(

 

[ThisIsNotSam]

My bad. Already deleted it. :-(

Ok.

Now, concerning your question, you are looking at the wrong place. This is a simulation model, it doesn't list technology specifics. You have to check the documentation that comes with the PDK.

 

[dick_freebird]

You could open a new schematic and place devices with
values you know are stupid-low (like 1nm for everything)
and let the callbacks correct to the allowed minimum in
the fields.