[SI-LIST] Re: On resistance of the driver and the input capacitance of receiver
- From: "Kelli Caldwell" <kcaldwell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 15:07:36 -0700
Hey Chris,
I hope you're doing well there! I just saw your name and thought I would =
say hello...
Take care,
Kelli
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From: Christopher Jakubiec [mailto:Christopher.Jakubiec@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 3:05 PM
To: si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: On resistance of the driver and the input
capacitance of receiver
Haritha,
This generally is a question that you would pose to your SPICE modelling =
group,=20
or the foundary that is manufacturing your silicon. The on resistance =
and input=20
capacitance (gate capacitance) are process specific and depend on =
multiple=20
variables including gate dimension, oxide thickness/type, and doping =
profiles. =20
When I worked on bringing up a 0.13um technology using TSMC as a =
foundary, they=20
provided these types of variables in their SPICE model documentation.
thanks,
Chris Jakubiec
Sun Microsystems
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> Hi
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> If I have a minimum size inverter as both driver and receiver, then
> how should I proceed calculating the on resistance of the driver and
> the input capacitance of the receiver for 0.13um technology.
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> Can you provide the detail documentation on this?
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> Thanks
> Haritha
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