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** Notes for the use of special Magic technology file "scmos-sub" **
** for HP's CMOS26G process with lambda = 0.4 micron. **
** for HP's CMOS14B process with lambda = 0.3 micron. **
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To submit a design in this technology, please specify "SCN3M_SUBM"
in your technology field when triple metals are used in the design.
If your design use only double metals, please use 'SCN_SUBM'.
The following set of rules in conventional MOSIS SCMOS technology has
been modified in order to better match HP's submicron CMOS processes,
specifically, CMOS26G and CMOS14TB.
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Description Rule # SCMOS SCMOS SCMOS_SUBM
(Tight Metal) (submicron rules)
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WELL_W 1.1 10 10 12 (4.8)
WELL_S_DIFF 1.2 9 9 18 (7.2)
WELL_O_ACT_XTOR 2.3 5 5 6 (2.4)
WELL_S_ACT_XTOR 2.3 5 5 6 (2.4)
POLY_S 3.2 2 2 3 (1.2)
CON_S 5B.3,6B.3 2 2 3 (1.2)
M1_W 7.1 3 3 3 (1.2)
M1_S 7.2 3 2 3 (1.2)
M2_W 9.1 3 3 3 (1.2)
M2_S 9.2 4 3 3 (1.2)
M3_W 15.1 6 6 5 (2.0)
M3_S 15.2 4 4 3 (1.2)
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The HP CMOS26G process is a derivative of the HP CMOS26B process with
most of the rules intact except a 3.5 micron metal3 pitch (reduced
from previous 5.0 micron pitch). Please refer to the on-line process
specification file more detal -
(ftp://ftp.mosis.edu:pub/mosis/vendors/hp-cmos26b-g/scn08-hp-specs.inf)
The HP CMOS14TB process is a low-voltage (3.3Volt) CMOS one-poly,
three-metal process with 0.6 micron minimum drawn channel length.
Please refer to the on-line process specification file more detal -
(ftp://ftp.mosis.edu:pub/mosis/vendors/hp-cmos14b/scn06_hp_specs.inf)
A special Magic technology file is prepared for designs targeted
for this process - "scmos-sub". The beta version of this technology
file can be obtained on our anonymous FTP server ftp.mosis.edu
(128.9.0.32) under pub/mosis/magic directory. Two files are there for
your retrieval:
(1) scmos-sub.tech
(2) scmos-sub.tech26
You'll have to install the second file (with C-style comments removed)
in the usual Magic library directory to be able to use it.
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** TIPS for the transformation of traditional SCMOS layout to **
** SCMOS-SUB layout **
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Most of the problems happens in the following cases:
(1) Poly spacing is now 3 lambda instead of 2 lambda previously.
You'll have to stretch the seriously-connected MOSFETs now.
(2) contact spacing is now 3 instead of 2 previously. This should be
taken care of automatically by the CIF output generator. but it
now requires the designer to use special sized contacts
(ndc,pdc,nsc,psc,pc) so that the resulting contacts will be on
the grid. You should verify this by the use of ":cif see CCA"
command.
(3) Due to the 3 lambda spacing rule for contacts, previously abutted
diffusion/substrate contacts now have to be separated by one
lambda.
I have the follwoing three files to illustrate the necessary changes
as described above:
(1) scmos-div4.mag : standard SCMOS divide-by-4 cell.
(2) hp26g-div4-v1.mag : HP CMOS26G divide-by-4 cell with DRC
violation of diffusion/substrate contact spacing rule.
(3) hp26g-div4-v2.mag : correct CMOS26G divide-by-4 cell.
they can be obtained at the same FTP site under pub/pi/layout/hp26g
directory.