Lab 6 - ECE 421L
Design, layout and simulation of
Go through Cadence Tutorial 4 on how to design and layout a
2-input NAND gate here.
For this lab we will be using 6u/0.6u MOSFETS.
NAND2 Gate
Create the schematic for a 2-input NAND gate. Below is a simple diagram of a CMOS NAND gate.
Include your initials and current year/semester in your cell names.
Create a symbol view for the NAND gate. It should be drawn using the shape tools to look like the actual gate.
Create a schematic in order to simulate the operation of the NAND gate.
Use pulse sources for the inputs with the first input having double the pulse width and period values as the second input.
This should simulate having digital inputs of 00, 01, 10, and 11 for the gate.
Create a layout for the 2-input NAND gate. The layout should use standard cell frames
and snap together from end-to-end. Allow
for extra space in the cell frames for future modification
Be sure to include pins for the inputs, outputs, vdd! and gnd! All routed on the metal1 layer.
DRC and LVS
XOR2 Gate
Create the schematic for a 2-input XOR gate. Using the inverter we created in earlier labs can save some time.
Create a symbol view for the XOR gate.
Create a schematic in order to simulate the operation of the XOR gate. Set it up the same way as the NAND gate.
Results
Create the layout for the 2-input XOR gate using standard cell frames.
DRC and LVS
Full Adder
Create a schematic for the full-adder using the NAND and XOR gate symbols we made.
Create a symbol
Layout the full adder by placing the standard cells of the NAND and XOR gates side-by-side. This allows vdd! and gnd! to be routed together.
DRC and LVS
Create a schematic to simulate the operation of the full
adder.
The results should match this truth table.
Backup:
Cadence files and lab report are automatically backed up in my Dropbox folder.
The cadence files can be found here: lab6_jh.zip
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