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1 2. Introduction to Design Rules
Etienne Sicard

2 Summary 1. Why confidentiality 2. Lambda based design
3. Basic design rules 4. Interconnect design rules 5. Supply design rules 6. Conclusion 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

3 1. Why Confidentiality Extremely strict in the past
Non-disclosure agreement No copy but Most info is available on the web SIA roadmap predict rules for the next 10 years The document includes specific advances and weaknesses of the technology 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

4 2. Lambda based design Layout drawn on an integer grid
Grid unit fixed to  = half of technology forever Poly gate = 2  0.12µm,  = 0.06µm 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

5 2. Lambda based design  Good points Enables technology changes
Enable design reuse Reduce design cost  Bad points Not optimal design Rarely used in industry 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

6 3. Basic design rules 4 N-channel MOS 6 6 N+ 3 Metal 2
Not optimal but design reuse 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

7 3. Basic design rules P-channel MOS P+ 6 2 N+ 3 nwell 2
N+ 3 nwell 2 No floating well 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

8 3. Basic design rules Inverter with same nMOS and pMOS sizes
pMOS carriers are twice slower than nMOS carriers Demo 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

9 3. Basic design rules Minimize spared diffusion
Use minimum poly width (2) 1 contact = 1mA Multiply contacts 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

10 3. Basic design rules Same N and P alters symmetry L min Wpmos=2 Wnmos
12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

11 3. Basic design rules 2 metal 3 metal Supply in metal 3
Use stacked vias Routing strategy metal 2 vertical, metal 3 horizontal 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

12 3. Basic design rules Design Rule Checker 12/4/2018
E. Sicard - Design rules

13 4. Interconnect design rules
Up to 6 metal layers Metal 2,3,4 identical Metal 5,6 thicker, larger to be used for supply and long routing 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

14 4. Interconnect design rules
Demo 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

15 5. Supply design rules Aluminum is sensitive to electro-migration
metal 2,3,4: 1.5mA/µm metal 5,6: 3 mA/µm contact, vias: 1mA 1% fail in 20 years, 125°C 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules

16 Conclusion Confidentiality protects advances and weaknesses
Lambda-based design features easy reuse Basic rules investigated Interconnect design rules described Power supply design rules introduced Illustration made for 0.12µm 12/4/2018 E. Sicard - Design rules


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