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    Lecture30 Stick Diagrams: Jagannadha Naidu K

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    Stick diagrams help plan layout quickly without needing to be to scale. They are drawn with color pencils or dry-erase markers and show the relative positions of standard cells. Standard cells have a cell height of 12 metal tracks with each metal track being approximately 3λ + 3λ wide and the cell height is 12 times the pitch, or repetitive distance between objects. Stick diagrams can represent logic graphs and show different orderings of inputs for a function through Euler paths.

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    Stick diagrams help plan layout quickly without needing to be to scale. They are drawn with color pencils or dry-erase markers and show the relative positions of standard cells. Standard cells have a cell height of 12 metal tracks with each metal track being approximately 3λ + 3λ wide and the cell height is 12 times the pitch, or repetitive distance between objects. Stick diagrams can represent logic graphs and show different orderings of inputs for a function through Euler paths.

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    Stick diagrams help plan layout quickly without needing to be to scale. They are drawn with color pencils or dry-erase markers and show the relative positions of standard cells. Standard cells have a cell height of 12 metal tracks with each metal track being approximately 3λ + 3λ wide and the cell height is 12 times the pitch, or repetitive distance between objects. Stick diagrams can represent logic graphs and show different orderings of inputs for a function through Euler paths.

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    Lecture30 Stick Diagrams: Jagannadha Naidu K

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    Stick diagrams help plan layout quickly without needing to be to scale. They are drawn with color pencils or dry-erase markers and show the relative positions of standard cells. Standard cells have a cell height of 12 metal tracks with each metal track being approximately 3λ + 3λ wide and the cell height is 12 times the pitch, or repetitive distance between objects. Stick diagrams can represent logic graphs and show different orderings of inputs for a function through Euler paths.

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    Lecture30 Stick Diagrams

    Jagannadha Naidu K
    Stick Diagrams
    Stick diagrams help plan layout quickly
    Need not be to scale
    Draw with color pencils or dry-erase markers
    c
    A
    V
    DD
    GND
    Y
    A
    V
    DD
    GND
    B C
    Y
    INV
    metal1
    poly
    ndiff
    pdiff
    contact
    NAND3
    Standard Cells
    Standard Cells
    Cell boundary
    N Well
    Cell height 12 metal tracks
    Metal track is approx. 3 + 3
    Pitch =
    repetitive distance between objects
    Cell height is 12 pitch
    2
    Rails ~10
    In
    Out
    V
    DD
    GND
    Standard Cells
    Standard Cells
    A
    Out
    V
    DD
    GND
    B
    2-input NAND gate
    B
    V
    DD
    A
    Stick Diagrams
    Stick Diagrams
    C
    A B
    X = C (A + B)
    B
    A
    C
    i
    j
    j
    V
    DD
    X
    X
    i
    GND
    A B
    C
    PUN
    PDN
    A
    B
    C
    Logic Graph
    Two Versions of C
    Two Versions of C

    (A +B)
    (A +B)
    X
    C A B A B C
    X
    V
    DD
    GND
    V
    DD
    GND
    GND
    x
    a
    b
    c
    d
    V
    DD x
    GND
    x
    a
    b
    c
    d
    V
    DD x
    (a) Logic graphs for (ab+cd)
    (b) Euler Paths {a b c d}
    a c d
    x
    V
    DD
    GND
    (c) stick diagram for ordering {a b c d}
    b

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