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Implement an Inverter using a single transistor? |
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| Answer | give input at base and connect resistor at collector and
gnd at emitter,vcc at collector finaaly take output at
collector.  |
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What is Cross Talk? |
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| Answer | In series of Inverter is placed, the charge sharing happen
between the input capacitance with the help of an load
capacitane but we cant get the desired logical output.
Remedies:
The load capacitane must be ten times greater than input
capacitance.  |
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| Answer | Crosstalk is coupling effect of capacitance that takes place
between a weak net and an aggressor net  |
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What is validation? |
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| Answer | validation is a process where we test the chip on test board
they are basically test chips and are tested before coming
into routine production.
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Who provides the DRC rules? |
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| Answer | Foundry people provide DRC rules  |
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| Answer | Synopsys  |
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| Answer | Foundry(Semiconductor Manufacturers)  |
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What is LVS, DRC? |
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| Answer | LVs means LAyout versus schematic -method to check the
correctness of ur layout designed by cross checking with
netlist generated from schematic using the tool.
DRC means....??  |
| Balaji Kalluri |
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| Answer | DRC means Design Rules Checker - a tool for verifying the
layout with the Physical layout design rules set so as to
make sure that none of the rules have been violated.  |
| Nsharma |
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| Answer | LVS- LAYOUT VERSUS SHEMATIC TEST FROM NETLIST DESIGN
(NORMALLY MANUAL METHOD)
DRC-DESIGN RULE CHECK(EX SPICE TOOL WILL GENERATE ERRORS IF
YOUR DESIGN NOT MET THE STANDARD DESIGN RULES)  |
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| Answer | LVS -LAYOUT VERSUS SHEMATIC TEST WHICH COMES IN THE
STRACTURIAL DOMAIN IN WHICH WE WILL FIRST SHEMATIC THE
CIRCUT AND AFTER BY USING TOOLS WE WILL MAKE THE LAYOUT BY
COMAPARING THE BOTH THINGS JUST FOR SEEING WHEATHER ANY
MISTAKES IS THERE OR NOT ...........IT IS TESTING PROCESS
DRC-DESIGN RULE CHECK THESE USEDE TESTING THE LAYOUT DESIGN
AND FOR CHECKING THE CIRCUIT  |
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Why is Extraction performed? |
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| Answer | Post layout extraction is neccessary to get the accurate
netlist , with parasitic capacitance and rasistance. Post
layout simulation are done using the extracted neltist as
this gives a better approximation of what the circuit
behaviour would be in silicon.  |
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Explain the various Capacitances associated with a
transistor and which one of them is the most prominent? |
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Question Submitted By :: Markus |
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| Answer | g = gate, s= source, d= drain and b = bulk.
Cgs, Cgd, Cgb, Csd, Csb, Cdb. Out of this the largest is
the Cgs becoz its value is linearly proportional to width
of transistor and the Gate oxide which is the di-electric
for this capacitance is the one which is engineered to have
more dielectric constant and less thickness.  |
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Explain Clock Skew? |
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| Answer | When a clock is triggered, if it reaches first to
destination and next to source then we have a loss of
data,or if it reaches first to source and later to
destination we have a wrong result .this is called Clock
skew,so it is necessary to a clock to reach simultaneously
to source and destination.  |
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| Answer | clock skew is the time difference between the arrival of
active clock edge to different flipflops of the same chip  |
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