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    PROJECT GUIDE:-Mr. Prashant Gupta

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    CONTENTS

    Introduction Software Used

    Block Diagram

    Working

    DC and Transient analysis

    CMOS Layout

    NMOS Layout

    Conclusion Applications

    Future Aspects

    References

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    INTRODUCTION

    This project presents a technique for creatinginverter circuits using discrete MOSFETtransistors.

    The inverter stage is a basic building block for

    digital logic circuits and memory cells. It consistsof two devices, a pull-up device and a pull-downdevice.

    Comparison on various parameters such as dcanalysis, transient analysis, noise analysis etc. hasbeen done for inverters.

    Tanner EDA is used in this project for layoutdesigning and comparing for different parameterson T-Spice Pro.

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    SOFTWARE USED

    L-EDIT. It isfor layout design and editing, including LVSfor

    layout versus schematic comparison.

    S-EDIT SCHEMATIC EDITOR. S-Edit is a powerful design

    capture and analysis package that can generate netlists directly

    usable in T-Spice simulations.

    T-SPICE CIRUIT SIMULATOR. T-Spice performs fast and

    accurate simulation of analog and mixed analog/digital

    circuits.

    W-EDIT WAVEFORM VIEWER. W-Edit displays T-Spice

    simulation output waveforms as they are being generated

    during simulation.

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    BLOCK DIAGRAM

    A generic inverter stage

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    WORKING

    NMOS ENHANCEMENTMODE PULL-UP.

    Dissipation is high since

    current flows when Vin =logical 1

    Vout can never reach

    Vdd (logical 1), if Vgg=

    Vdd as is normally thecase.

    If Vgg is higher than

    Vdd then an extra supply

    rail is required.Enhancement mode transistor pull-up

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    NMOS DEPLETION MODE PULL-UP.

    Dissipation is high sincecurrent flows when Vin

    = logical 1

    Switching of output

    from 1 to 0 when Vin

    exceeds Vt of pull-down

    device.

    Pull-up is non-saturatedinitially and this

    presents lower

    resistance.

    Depletion mode transistor pull-up

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    DC AND TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF

    ENHANCEMENT LOAD NMOS

    DC Analysis Transient analysis

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    DC AND TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF

    DEPLETION LOAD NMOS

    DC Transfer Analysis Transient Analysis

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    DC AND TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF

    CMOS

    DC Transfer Analysis Transient Analysis

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    CMOS INVERTER LAYOUT

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    NMOS INVERTER LAYOUT

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    CONCLUSION

    Depletion load advantages over

    enhancement load:

    Sharp VTC transition.

    Better noise margin.

    Require single power supply.

    Smaller overall layout area.

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    CONCLUSION CONTD.

    CMOS advantages over NMOS

    Steady state power dissipation of CMOS

    inverter is negligible. VTC transition is very sharp.

    Full output voltage swing between 0V

    and Vdd.

    High packing density.

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    APPLICATIONS

    Microprocessors Microcontrollers

    Static RAM Image Sensors

    Data Converters

    Integrated Transceivers Digital Logic Circuits

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    FUTURE ASPECTS

    Can be used in digital combinational

    circuits by using as basic gates.

    Used as a basic gate for sequential circuitdesign.

    Can be used as a building block in ALU,

    microcontroller, RAM devices.

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    REFERENCES

    Sung-Mo-Kang, Yusuf Leblibici ,CMOS Digital integrated

    circuits, Analysis and design,Tata Mcgraw Hill , ISBN 0-07-

    119644-7(ISE).

    Weste, Neil H. E., Harris, David M. (2005). CMOS VLSI

    Design: A Circuits and Systems Perspective, Third Edition.

    Boston: Pearson/Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-321-26977-2

    Mead, Carver A. and Conway, Lynn (1980). Introduction to

    VLSI systems. Boston: Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-201-04358-

    0.

    Baker, R.Jacob (2008). CMOS: Circuit Design, Layout, and

    Simulation, Revised Second Edition. Wiley-IEEE. ISBN 978-

    0-470-22941-5

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