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Adjusted bitcell analytical delays for multiport cells.
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@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ import design
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import debug
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import utils
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from tech import GDS,layer,parameter,drc
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import logical_effort
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class bitcell_1rw_1r(design.design):
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"""
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@ -25,18 +26,12 @@ class bitcell_1rw_1r(design.design):
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self.pin_map = bitcell_1rw_1r.pin_map
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def analytical_delay(self, corner, slew, load=0, swing = 0.5):
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# delay of bit cell is not like a driver(from WL)
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# so the slew used should be 0
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# it should not be slew dependent?
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# because the value is there
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# the delay is only over half transsmission gate
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from tech import spice
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r = spice["min_tx_r"]*3
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c_para = spice["min_tx_drain_c"]
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result = self.cal_delay_with_rc(corner, r = r, c = c_para+load, slew = slew, swing = swing)
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return result
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parasitic_delay = 1
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size = 0.5 #This accounts for bitline being drained thought the access TX and internal node
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cin = 3 #Assumes always a minimum sizes inverter. Could be specified in the tech.py file.
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read_port_load = 0.5 #min size NMOS gate load
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return logical_effort.logical_effort('bitline', size, cin, load+read_port_load, parasitic_delay, False)
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def list_bitcell_pins(self, col, row):
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""" Creates a list of connections in the bitcell, indexed by column and row, for instance use in bitcell_array """
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bitcell_pins = ["bl0_{0}".format(col),
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@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ import design
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import debug
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import utils
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from tech import GDS,layer,parameter,drc
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import logical_effort
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class bitcell_1w_1r(design.design):
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"""
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@ -25,18 +26,12 @@ class bitcell_1w_1r(design.design):
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self.pin_map = bitcell_1w_1r.pin_map
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def analytical_delay(self, corner, slew, load=0, swing = 0.5):
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# delay of bit cell is not like a driver(from WL)
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# so the slew used should be 0
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# it should not be slew dependent?
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# because the value is there
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# the delay is only over half transsmission gate
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from tech import spice
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r = spice["min_tx_r"]*3
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c_para = spice["min_tx_drain_c"]
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result = self.cal_delay_with_rc(corner, r = r, c = c_para+load, slew = slew, swing = swing)
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return result
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parasitic_delay = 1
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size = 0.5 #This accounts for bitline being drained thought the access TX and internal node
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cin = 3 #Assumes always a minimum sizes inverter. Could be specified in the tech.py file.
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read_port_load = 0.5 #min size NMOS gate load
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return logical_effort.logical_effort('bitline', size, cin, load+read_port_load, parasitic_delay, False)
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def list_bitcell_pins(self, col, row):
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""" Creates a list of connections in the bitcell, indexed by column and row, for instance use in bitcell_array """
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bitcell_pins = ["bl0_{0}".format(col),
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from vector import vector
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from ptx import ptx
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from globals import OPTS
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import logical_effort
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class pbitcell(design.design):
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"""
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@ -867,12 +868,16 @@ class pbitcell(design.design):
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self.add_path("metal1", [Q_bar_pos, vdd_pos])
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def analytical_delay(self, corner, slew, load=0, swing = 0.5):
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#FIXME: Delay copied exactly over from bitcell
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from tech import spice
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r = spice["min_tx_r"]*3
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c_para = spice["min_tx_drain_c"]
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result = self.cal_delay_with_rc(corner, r = r, c = c_para+load, slew = slew, swing = swing)
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return result
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parasitic_delay = 1
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size = 0.5 #This accounts for bitline being drained thought the access TX and internal node
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cin = 3 #Assumes always a minimum sizes inverter. Could be specified in the tech.py file.
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#Internal loads due to port configs are halved. This is to account for the size already being halved
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#for stacked TXs, but internal loads do not see this size estimation.
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write_port_load = self.num_w_ports*logical_effort.convert_farad_to_relative_c(parameter['bitcell_drain_cap'])/2
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read_port_load = self.num_r_ports/2 #min size NMOS gate load
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total_load = load+read_port_load+write_port_load
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return logical_effort.logical_effort('bitline', size, cin, load+read_port_load, parasitic_delay, False)
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def analytical_power(self, corner, load):
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"""Bitcell power in nW. Only characterizes leakage."""
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offset=control_pos,
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rotate=90)
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def analytical_delay(self, corner, slew, load):
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def analytical_delay(self, corner, slew, load, port):
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""" return analytical delay of the bank. This will track the clock to output path"""
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#FIXME: This delay is determined in the control logic. Should be moved here.
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# word_driver_delay = self.wordline_driver.analytical_delay(corner,
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#FIXME: Array delay is the same for every port.
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word_driver_slew = 0
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port = 0
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if self.words_per_row > 1:
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bitline_ext_load = self.column_mux_array[port].get_drain_cin()
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else:
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else:
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continue
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clk_to_wlen_delays = control_logic.analytical_delay(corner, slew, load)
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wlen_to_dout_delays = self.bank.analytical_delay(corner,slew,load) #port should probably be specified...
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wlen_to_dout_delays = self.bank.analytical_delay(corner,slew,load,port) #port should probably be specified...
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all_delays = clk_to_wlen_delays+wlen_to_dout_delays
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total_delay = logical_effort.calculate_absolute_delay(all_delays)
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last_slew = .1*all_delays[-1].get_absolute_delay() #slew approximated as 10% of delay
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