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Contents

List of Color Plates xiii

Preface XV
Acknowledgments xvii
About the Authors xix

Chapter 1 A Review of Microelectronics and An Introduction to

MOS Technology 1-24
Objectives 1
1.1 Introduction to Integrated Circuit Technology
1.2 The Integrated Circuit (IC) Era 4
1.3 Metal-Oxide-semiconductor (MOS) and Related VLSI Technology 4
1.4 Basic MOS Transistors 6
1.5 Enhancement Mode Transistor Action 8
1.6 Depletion Mode Transistor Action 8
1.7 nMOS Fabr:cation 9
1.7.1 Summary of an nMOS Process 13
1.8 CMOS Fabrication 13
1.8.1 The p-well Process 14
1.8.2 The n-well Process 15
1.8.3 The Twin-Tub Process 17
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1.10 BiCMOS Technology 19
1.1 0.1 BiCMOS Fabrication in an n-well Process 20
1.10.2 Some Aspects of Bipolar and CMOS Devices 21
1.11 Production of E-beam Masks 23
1.12 Observations 24

Chapter 2 Basic Electrical Properties of MOS and BiCMOS Circuits 25-55

Objectives 2 5
2.1 Drain-to-Source Current Ids versus Voltage Vds Relationships 26
2.1.1 The Non-saturated Region 27
2.1.2 The Saturated Region 29
2.2 Aspects of MOS Transistor Threshold Voltage V, 29
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2.3 MOS Transistor Transconductance gm and Output Conductance gds 32

2.4 MOS Transistor Figure of Merit % 34
2.5 The Pass Transistor 34
2.6 The nMOS Inverter 35
2. 7 Determination of Pull-up to Pull-down Ratio (Zp ul Zp.d) for an nMOS
Inverter Driven by another nMOS Inverter 37
2.8 Pull-up to Pull-down Ratio for an nMOS Inverter Driven through
One or More Pass Transistors 38
2. 9 Alternative Forms of Pull-up 41
2.10 The CMOS Inverter 44
2.11 MOS Transistor Circuit Model 46
2.12 Some Characteristics of npn Bipolar Transistors 4 7
2.12.1 Transconductance gm-Bipolar 4 7
2.12.2 Comparative Aspects of Key Parameters of CMOS and
Bipolar Transistors 48
· 2.12.3 BiCMOS Inverters 49
2. 13 Latch-up in CMOS Circuits 51
2.14 BiCMOS Latch-up Susceptibility 54
2. 15 Observations 54
2.16 Tutorial Exercises 55

Chapter 3 MOS and BiCMOS Circuit Design Processes 56-85

Objectives 56
3.1 MOS Layers 56
3.2 Stick Diagrams 57
3.2.1 nMOS Design Style 62
3.2.2 CMOS Design Style 64
3.3 Design Rules and Layout 66
3.3 .1 Lambda-based Design Rules 67
3.3.2 Contact Cuts 69
3.3.3 Double Metal MOS Process Rules 71
3.3.4 CMOS Lambda-based Design Rules 72
3.4 General Observations on the Design Rules 74
3.5 2 [Link] Double Metal, Double Poly. CMOS/BiCMOS Rules 76
3.6 1.2 [Link] Double Metal, Single Poly. CMOS Rules 77
3.7 Layout diagrams-A Brief Introduction 77
3.8 Symbolic Diagrams-Translation to Mask Form 78
3.9 Observations 81
3.10 Tutorial Exercises 83

Chapter 4 Basic Circuit Concepts 86-112

Objectives 86
4.1 Sheet Resistance Rs 86
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4.3 Area Capacitances of Layers 90
4.4 Standard Unit of Capacitance DCg 91
4.5 Some Area Capacitance Calculations 92
4.6 The Delay Unit t 94
4.7 Inverter Delays 95
4.7.1 A More Formal Estimation of CMOS Inverter Delay 97
4.8 Driving Large Capacitive Loads 99
4.8 .1 Cascaded Inverters as Drivers 99
4.8.2 Super Buffers 101
4.8.3 BiCMOS Drivers 102
4.9 Propagation Delays 105
4.9.1 Cascaded Pass Transistors 105
4.9.2 Design of Long Polysilicon Wires 106
4.10 Wiring Capacitances 107
4.10.1 Fringing Fields 107
4.10.2 Interlayer Capacitances 108
4.1 0.3 Peripheral Capacitance 108
4.11 Choice of Layers 109
4.12 Observations 110
4.13 Tutorial Exercises 110

Chapter S Scaling of MOS Circuits 113-133

Objectives 113
5.1 Scaling Models and Scaling Factors 114
5.2 Scaling Factors for Device Parameters 115
5.2.1 Gate Area Ag 115
5.2.2 Gate Capacitance Per Unit Area C0 or Cox 115
5.2.3 Gate Capacitance Cg 115
5.2.4 Parasitic Capacitance Cx 115
5.2 .5 Carrier Density in Channel Q0 n 116
5.2.6 Channel Resistance Ron 116
5.2.7 Gate Delay Td 116
5.2 .8 Maximum Operating Frequency fo 116
5.2.9 Saturation Current ldss 116
5.2.10 Current Density J 117
5.2.11 Switching Energy Per Gate E1 117
5.2 .12 Power Dissipation Per Gate P1 117
5.2.13 Power Dissipation Per Unit Area P, 117
5.2.14 Power-speed Product Pr J 18
5.2.15 Summary of Scaling Effects 118
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5.3 Some Discussion on and Limitations of Scaling 119

5.3 .1 Substrate Doping 119
5.3.2 .Limits of Miniaturization 121
5.3.3 Limits of Interconnect and Contact Resistance 123
5.4 Limits Due to Subthreshold Currents 126
5.5 Limits on Logic Levels and Supply Voltage Due to Noise 128
5.6 Limits Due to Current Density 132
5.7 Observations 132
5.8 References 133

Chapter 6 Subsystem Design and Layout 134-179

Objectives 134
6.1 Some Architectural Issues 134
6.2 Switch Logic 135
6.2 .1 Pass Transistors and Transmission Gates 136
6.3 Gate (restoring) Logic 137
6.3.1 The Inverter 137
6.3 .2 Two-input nMOS , CMOS and BiCMOS Nand Gates 138
6.3 .3 uwo-input nMOS, CMOS and BiCMOS Nor Gates 143
6.3.4 Other Forms of CMOS Logic 145
6.4 Examples of Structured Design (Combinational Logic) 151
6.4.1 A Parity Generator 151
6.4.2 Bus Arbitration Logic for n-line Bus 153
6.4.3 Multiplexers (Data Selectors) 157
6.4.4 A General Logic Function Block 159
6.4.5 A Four-line Gray Code to Binary Code Converter 160
6.4.6 The Programmable Logic Array (PLA) 162
6. 5 Some Clocked Sequential Circuits 162
6.5.1 Two-phase Clocking 162
6.5.2 Charge Storage 166
6.5.3 Dynamic Register Element 168
6.5.4 A Dynamic Shift Register 169
6.6 Other System Considerations 170
6.6.1 Bipolar Drivers for Bus Lines 170
6.6.2 Basic Arrangements for Bus Lines 170
6.6.3 The Precharged Bus Concept 172
6.6.4 Power Dissipation for CMOS and BiCMOS Circuits 173
6.6.5 Current Limitations 'for V00 and GND (V55 ) Rails 174
6.6.6 Further Aspects of V00 and V55 Rail Distribution 175
6. 7 Observations 177
6.8 Tutorial Exercises 178
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Ol;jectives 180
7. 1 Some General Considerations 180
7. 1.1 Some Problems 181
7.2 An Illustration of Design Processes 182
7.2.1 The General Arrangement of a 4-bit Arithmetic Processor 183
7.2.2 The Design of a 4-bit Shifter 186
7.3 Observations 190
7.4 Tutorial Exercises 191

Chapter 8 Illustration of the Design Process-Computational Elements 192-234

Objectives 192
8.1 Some Observations on the Design Process 192
8.2 Regularity 193
8.3 Design of an ALU Subsystem 193
8. 3.1 Design of a 4-bit Adder 194
8.3.2 Implementing ALU Functions with an Adder 203
8.4 A Further Consideration of Adders 207
8.4.1 The Manchester Carry-chain 207
· 8.4.2 Adder Enhancement Techniques 208
8.4.3 A Comparison of Adder Enhancement Techniques 216
8.5 Multipliers 220
8.5.1 The Serial-parallel Multiplier 220
8.5.2 The Braun Array 221
8.5.3 Twos Complement Multiplication Using the Baugh-Wooley Method 223
8.5.4 A Pipelined Multiplier Array 224
8.5.5 The Modified Booth's Algorithm 228
8.5.6 Wallace Tree Multipliers 230
8.5.7 Recursive Decomposition of the Multiplication 231
8.5.8 Dadda's Method 232
8.6 Observations 233
8.7 Tutorial Exercises 233
8.8 References 233

Chapter 9 Memory, Registers and Aspects of System Timing 235-261

Objectives 2 35
9.1 System Timing Considerations 235
9.2 Some Commonly Used Storage/Memory Elements 236
9.2 .1 The Dynamic Shift Register Stage 236
9.2.2 A Three-transistor Dynamic RAM Cell 238
9.2.3 A One-transistor Dynamic Memory Cell 239
9 .2.4 A Pseudo-static RAM/Register Cell 241
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9.2.5 Four-transistor Dynamic and Six-transistor Static

CMOS Memory Cells 245
9.2.6 JK Flip-flop · Circuit 247
9.2.7 D Flip-flop Circuit 249
9.3 Forming Arrays of Memory Cells 250
9.3.1 Building up the Floor Plan for a 4 x 4-bit Register Array 250
9.3.2 Selection and Control of the 4 x 4-bit Register Array 252
9.3 .3 Random Access Memory (RAM) Arrays 254
9.4 Observations 256
9.5 Tutorial Exercises 256

Chapter 10 Practical Aspects and Testability 262-332

Objectives 262
10.1 Some Thoughts on Performance 262
10.1.1 Optimization of nMOS and CMOS Inverters 264
10.1.2 Noise Margins 268
10.2 Further Thoughts on Floor Plans/Layout 269
10.3 Floor Plan Layout of the 4-bit Processor 273
10.4 Input/Output (I/0) Pads 273
10.5 'Real Estate' 277
10.6 Further Thoughts on System Delays 279
10.6.1 Buses 279
10.6.2 Control Paths, Selectors, and Decoders 279
10.6.3 Use of an Asymmetric Two-phase Clock 281
10.6.4 More Nasty Realities 282
10.7 Ground Rules for Successful Design 282
10.8 The Real World of VLSI Design 290
10.9 Design Styles and Philosophy 29 1
10.10 The Interface with the Fabrication House 293
10.10.1 CIF (Cal tech. Intermediate Form) Code 293
10.11 CAD Tools for Design and Simulation 298
10.12 Aspects of Design Tools 298
10.12.1 Graphical Entry Layout 298
10.12.2 Design Verification Ptjor to Fabrication 300
10.12.3 Design Rule Checkers (DRC) 301
10.12.4 Circuit Extractors 302
10.12.5 Simulators 303
10.13 Test and Testability 305
10.13 .1 System Partitioning 306
10.13 .2 Layout and Testability 307
10.13.3 Reset/Initialization 307
10.13.4 Design for Testability 307
10.13.5 Testing Combinational Logic 309
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10.13 .7 Practical Design for Test (OFT) Guidelines 313
10.13.8 Scan Design Techpiques 320
10.13 .9 Built-In-Self-Test (BIST) 325
10.13.10 Future Trends 329
10.14 References 329

Chapter 11 Some CMOS Design Projects 333-374

Objectives 333
11 .1 Introduction to Project Work 333
11.2 CMOS Project 1--An IncrementeriDecrementer 334
11 .2.1 Behavioral Description 334
11.2.2 Structural Description 335
11.2.3 Physical Description 336
11.2.4 Design Verification 337
11.3 CMOS Project 2-Left!Right Shift Serial/Parallel Register 339
11.3.1 Behavioral Description 339
11.3.2 Structural Description 339
11.3 .3 Physical Description 342
11.3.4 Design Verification 343
11.4 CMOS Project 3-A Comparator for Two n-bit Numbers 343
11.4.1 Behavioral Description 345
11.4.2 Structural Description 346
11.4.3 Physical Description 347
11.4.4 Symbolic or Stick Representation to Mask Transformation 348
11.4.5 Design Verification 351
11.5 CMOS/BiCMOS Project 4--A Two-phase Non-overlapping Clock Generator
with Buffered Output on both Phases 351
11.5.1 Behavioral Description 351
11.5.2 Structural Description 354
11.5.3 Design Process 354
11.5.4 Final Test (Simulation) Results 358
11.5.5 Further Thoughts 361
11.6 CMOS Project 5- Design of a ()/Latch-An Event-Driven Latch Element
for EDL Systems 361
11 .6.1 A Brief Overview of Event-Driven Logic (EDL) Concepts
(Pucknell, 199 3) 366
11.6.2 Behavioral Description of a ()Latch 368
11.6.3 Structural Description 369·
11.6.4 Circuit Action 370
11.6.5 Mask Layout and Performance Simulation 370
11.7 Observations 370
11.8 References 374
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Chapter 12 Ultra-fast VLSI Circuits and Systems-Introduction to
GaAs Technology 375-433
Objectives 375
12.1 Ultra-fast Systems 375
12.1.1 Submicron CMOS Technology 375
12.1.2 Gallium Arsenide VLSI Technology 376
12.2 Gallium Arsenide Crystal Structure 377
12.2.1 A Compound Semiconductor 379
12.2.2 Doping Process 379
12.2.3 Channeling Effect 380
12.2.4 Energy Band Structure 380
12.2.5 Electron Velocity-field Behavior 382
12.3 Technology Development 383
12.3.1 Gallium Arsenide Devices 385
12.3 .2 Metal Semiconductor FET (MESFET) 386
12.3.3 GaAs Fabrication 388
12.4 Device Modeling and Performance Estimation 401
12.4.1 Device Characterization 401
12.4.2 Drain to Source Current Derivation 402
12.4.3 Transconductance and Output Conductance 408
12.4.4 Logic Voltage Swing 411
12.4.5 Direct-coupled FET Logic (DCFL) Inverter 412
12.5 MESFET-based Design 416
12.5.1 MESFET Design Methodology 416
12.5.2 Gallium Arsenide Layer Representations 416
12.5.3 Design Methodology and Layout Style 417
12.5.4 Layout Design Rules 423
12.5.5 Symbolic Approach to Layout for GaAs MESFETs 428
12.6 GaAs MESFET Classes of Logic 428
12.6.1 Normally-on Logic Gates 430
12.6.2 Normally-off Logic Gates 430
12.7 VLSI Design-the Final Ingredients 431
12.8 Tutorial Exercises 433

Appendix A 2.0 Micron Double Poly. Double Metal n-well CMOS-

Electrical Parameters 435-438
Appendix B 1.2 Micron Single Poly. Double Metal n-well and p-well CMOS-
Design Rules and Process and Device Specifications 439-445
Appendix C The Programmable Logic Array (PLA) 446-451

Further Reading 453-454

Index 455-459
 List of Color Plates

Color Plates
l. (a) Encodings for a simple single metal nMOS process
(b) Color encodings for a double metal CMOS p-well process
(c) Additional encodings for a double metal double poly. BiCMOS n-well process
(d) Color stick diagram examples
2. Example layout encodings
• 3. ORBIT™ 2 Jlm design rules (a) and (b)
4. ORBIT™ 2 Jlm design rules (c)
5. ORBIT™ 2 Jlm design rules (d) and (e)
6. ORBIT™ 2 Jlm design rules (f)
7. 1-bit CMOS shift register cell
8. (a) A BiCMOS 2 input nand gate
(b) A BiCMOS 2 input nor gate
9. (a) Three input nMOS nor gate
(b) Two input CMOS (p-well) nor gate
10. n-type pass transistor based 4-way MUX
11 . CMOS transmission gate based 4-way MUX
12. Mask layout for two-phase (and complements) clock generator

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