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Introduction to VLSI Design Naveen Bhat, Teaching assistant Karnatak university, dharwad

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Introduction to VLSI Design

Naveen Bhat,Teaching assistantKarnatak university,dharwad

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Few definations: Substrate:

Silicon platform on which circuitrary is devoloped.

Photolithography: Process of transferring pattern on mask to photoresist layer on wafer

surface (pre-pattern the chip)

Etching Process of permanently removed the unwanted part of design on wafer

surface to get the desired pattern

Diffusion Process of introducing dophant layer by movement of dophant atoms

from high concentration to low concentration area at high temperature

Ion implantation Process of introducing dophant layer by bombardment of high energy

dophant ion in high electric field chamber

Oxidation Process of growing thick or thin SiO2 layer depend on oxide application

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Few concepts: Fabrication yield:

It is a factor that indicates percentage of functional circuits(sites) on a wafer.

Y=Ng/NtX100

defect density: Defined as average number of defects per square

cm of the wafer. (limit of perfection).

beading effect: When a photo resistive material is being sprayed

onto a spinning wafer,except is around the edges of the wafer. Around the wafer the beads are created.

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Electromigration: When high electrical current is passed, electrons literally

move atoms from one end of an interconnect line, creating pits called voids.

The atoms pile up at the other end called hillocks.

Solution is to mix the copper. But resistivity increases.

Another solution,By controlling current density at the physical design level

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lateral doping: In the fabrication of IC s,during the creation of

active regions , the width and area of the active regions are defined by the oxide opening, but it can be observed that n+patterns are largely gretaer than the openings , due dopant diffusion called as lateral doping.

Aspect ratio: Is defined as W/L ratio.

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Eulers graph:

Circuit to graph (convert)

1) Vertices are source/Drain connections

2) Edges are transistors

Find p and n Eulerpaths

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stick diagrams Introduced by Mead & Conway in the ‘80s VLSI design aims to translate circuit concepts onto

silicon. Every line of a conduction material layer is

represented by a line of a distinct color

stick diagrams are a means of capturing topography and layer information - simple diagrams.

Used by CAD packages, including Microwind.

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CMOS Process Layers

Layer

Polysilicon

Metal1

Metal2

Contact To Poly

Contact To Diffusion

Via

Well (p,n)

Active Area (n+,p+)

Color Representation

Yellow

Green

Red

Blue

Magenta

Black

Black

Black

Select (p+,n+) Green

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Stick Diagrams

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Logic Gates Design

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Design rules: Interface between designer and process engineer Guidelines for constructing process masks Unit dimension: Minimum line width

scalable design rules: lambda parameterabsolute dimensions (micron rules)

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Intra-Layer Design Rules

Metal24

3

10

90

Well

Active3

3

Polysilicon

2

2

Different PotentialSame Potential

Metal13

3

2

Contactor Via

Select

2

or6

2Hole

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First step……..

Vin

Vout

VDD

GND

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NANd 2:

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NOR2:

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