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Technology library Declaration
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.. code-block:: xml
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<tech_lib lib_type=”string” transistor_type=”string” lib_path=”string” nominal_vdd=”float”/>
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* **lib_type:** can be either industry or academia [industry|academia]. For the industry library, some transistor types are available, and the type of transistor should be declared in the property transistor_type.
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* **transistor_type:** This XML property specify the transistors to be used in the industry library. For example, the type of transistors can be “TT”, “FF” etc.
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* **lib_path:** specify the path of the library. For example: lib_path=/home/tech/45nm.pm.
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* **nominal_vdd:** specify the working voltage for the technology. The voltage will be used as the supply voltage in all the SPICE netlist.
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.. code-block:: xml
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<transistors pn_ratio=”float” model_ref=”string”/>
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* **pn_ratio:** specify the ratio between p-type transistors and n-type transistors. The ratio will be used when building circuit structures such as inverters, buffers, etc.
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* **model_ref:** specify the reference of in calling a transistor model. In SPICE netlist, define a transistor follows the convention: <model_ref><trans_name> <ports> <model_name>. The reference depends on the technology and the type of library. For example, the PTM bulk model uses “M” as the reference while the PTM FinFET model uses “X” as the reference.
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.. code-block:: xml
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<nmos model_name=”string” chan_length=”float” min_width=”float”/>
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<pmos model_name=”string” chan_length=”float” min_width=”float”/>
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* **model_name:** specify the name of the p/n type transistor, which can be found in the manual of the technology provider.
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* **chan_length:** specify the channel length of p/n type transistor.
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* **min_width:** specify the minimum width of p/n type transistor. This parameter will be used in building inverter, buffer, etc. as a base number for transistor sizing.
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