# See LICENSE for licensing information. # #Copyright (c) 2016-2019 Regents of the University of California and The Board #of Regents for the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College #(acting for and on behalf of Oklahoma State University) #All rights reserved. # import design import debug import utils from tech import GDS,layer,parameter,drc import logical_effort class bitcell_1rw_1r(design.design): """ A single bit cell (6T, 8T, etc.) This module implements the single memory cell used in the design. It is a hand-made cell, so the layout and netlist should be available in the technology library. """ pin_names = ["bl0", "br0", "bl1", "br1", "wl0", "wl1", "vdd", "gnd"] type_list = ["OUTPUT", "OUTPUT", "OUTPUT", "OUTPUT", "INPUT", "INPUT", "POWER", "GROUND"] (width,height) = utils.get_libcell_size("cell_1rw_1r", GDS["unit"], layer["boundary"]) pin_map = utils.get_libcell_pins(pin_names, "cell_1rw_1r", GDS["unit"]) def __init__(self, name=""): # Ignore the name argument design.design.__init__(self, "cell_1rw_1r") debug.info(2, "Create bitcell with 1RW and 1R Port") self.width = bitcell_1rw_1r.width self.height = bitcell_1rw_1r.height self.pin_map = bitcell_1rw_1r.pin_map self.add_pin_types(self.type_list) def analytical_delay(self, corner, slew, load=0, swing = 0.5): parasitic_delay = 1 size = 0.5 #This accounts for bitline being drained thought the access TX and internal node cin = 3 #Assumes always a minimum sizes inverter. Could be specified in the tech.py file. read_port_load = 0.5 #min size NMOS gate load return logical_effort.logical_effort('bitline', size, cin, load+read_port_load, parasitic_delay, False) def list_bitcell_pins(self, col, row): """ Creates a list of connections in the bitcell, indexed by column and row, for instance use in bitcell_array """ bitcell_pins = ["bl0_{0}".format(col), "br0_{0}".format(col), "bl1_{0}".format(col), "br1_{0}".format(col), "wl0_{0}".format(row), "wl1_{0}".format(row), "vdd", "gnd"] return bitcell_pins def list_all_wl_names(self): """ Creates a list of all wordline pin names """ row_pins = ["wl0", "wl1"] return row_pins def list_all_bitline_names(self): """ Creates a list of all bitline pin names (both bl and br) """ column_pins = ["bl0", "br0", "bl1", "br1"] return column_pins def list_all_bl_names(self): """ Creates a list of all bl pins names """ column_pins = ["bl0", "bl1"] return column_pins def list_all_br_names(self): """ Creates a list of all br pins names """ column_pins = ["br0", "br1"] return column_pins def list_read_bl_names(self): """ Creates a list of bl pin names associated with read ports """ column_pins = ["bl0", "bl1"] return column_pins def list_read_br_names(self): """ Creates a list of br pin names associated with read ports """ column_pins = ["br0", "br1"] return column_pins def list_write_bl_names(self): """ Creates a list of bl pin names associated with write ports """ column_pins = ["bl0"] return column_pins def list_write_br_names(self): """ Creates a list of br pin names asscociated with write ports""" column_pins = ["br0"] return column_pins def analytical_power(self, corner, load): """Bitcell power in nW. Only characterizes leakage.""" from tech import spice leakage = spice["bitcell_leakage"] dynamic = 0 #temporary total_power = self.return_power(dynamic, leakage) return total_power def get_wl_cin(self): """Return the relative capacitance of the access transistor gates""" #This is a handmade cell so the value must be entered in the tech.py file or estimated. #Calculated in the tech file by summing the widths of all the related gates and dividing by the minimum width. #FIXME: sizing is not accurate with the handmade cell. Change once cell widths are fixed. access_tx_cin = parameter["6T_access_size"]/drc["minwidth_tx"] return 2*access_tx_cin def build_graph(self, graph, inst_name, port_nets): """Adds edges to graph. Multiport bitcell timing graph is too complex to use the add_graph_edges function.""" pin_dict = {pin:port for pin,port in zip(self.pins, port_nets)} #Edges hardcoded here. Essentially wl->bl/br for both ports. # Port 0 edges graph.add_edge(pin_dict["wl0"], pin_dict["bl0"]) graph.add_edge(pin_dict["wl0"], pin_dict["br0"]) # Port 1 edges graph.add_edge(pin_dict["wl1"], pin_dict["bl1"]) graph.add_edge(pin_dict["wl1"], pin_dict["br1"])