MIxed Signal Simulation Lab Manual I M.tech II Sem
MIxed Signal Simulation Lab Manual I M.tech II Sem
Exp No: 1
CMOS INVERTER
Aim:
a) To construct the CMOS Inverter in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to do the Transient
Analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms and to verify the Spice code.
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
DC Analysis:
Result:
The CMOS Inverter is constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice code is
generated and waveforms are verified.
Exp No: 2
LOGIC GATES
Aim:
a) To construct the following Logic Gates in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to do the
Transient Analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms. And to verify the Spice.
(i) NAND (ii) NOR (iii) OR (iv) AND (v) Ex-OR (vi) Ex-NOR
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
INPUT A
INPUT B
OUTPUT
Output responses:
Output responses:
* Circuit Extracted by Tanner Research's L-Edit Version 13.00 / Extract Version 13.00 ;
* TDB File: Layout1
* Cell: Core Version 1.01
* Extract Definition File: lights.ext
* Extract Date and Time: 07/27/2010 - 09:56
.include lights.md
* NODE NAME ALIASES
*
1 = Vdd (-50 , 4)
*
1 = U1/NAND2C_1/Vdd (0 , 70)
*
1 = U1/NAND2C_2/Vdd (34 , 70)
*
2 = Gnd (41 , 4)
*
2 = U1/NAND2C_1/Gnd (0 , 12)
*
2 = U1/NAND2C_2/Gnd (34 , 12)
*
3 = Out (49 , 82.5)
*
3 = U1/NAND2C_2/Out1 (19 , 36)
*
4 = a (-50 , 82.5)
*
4 = U1/NAND2C_1/A (-31 , 54)
*
5 = U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 (-15 , 36)
*
5 = U1/NAND2C_2/A (3 , 54)
*
5 = U1/NAND2C_2/B (11 , 47)
*
6 = b (-50 , 4.5)
*
6 = U1/NAND2C_1/B (-23 , 47)
*
7 = U1/NAND2C_2/Out2 (27 , 38)
*
8 = U1/NAND2C_1/Out2 (-7 , 38)
M1 Vdd U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 Out Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=84p PD=34u AS=84p
PS=34u
M2 Out U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 Vdd Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=84p PD=34u AS=144p
PS=68u
M3 U1/NAND2C_2/Out2 Out Vdd Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=148p PD=68u AS=84p
PS=34u
M4 Vdd b U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=84p PD=34u AS=84p
PS=34u
M5 U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 a Vdd Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=84p PD=34u AS=144p
PS=68u
M6 U1/NAND2C_1/Out2 U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 Vdd Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=148p
PD=68u AS=84p PS=34u
M7 Gnd U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 10 Gnd NMOS L=2u W=28u AD=122p PD=47u AS=28p
PS=30u
(iv) OR Gate:
Output responses:
M1 Vdd U1/NAND2C_2/Out1 Out Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=84p PD=34u AS=84p
PS=34u
M2 U1/NAND2C_3/Out2 Out Vdd Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=148p PD=68u AS=84p
PS=34u
M3 U1/NAND2C_3/Out2 Out Gnd Gnd NMOS L=2u W=28u AD=148p PD=68u AS=122p
PS=47u
M4 Out U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 Vdd Vdd PMOS L=2u W=28u AD=84p PD=34u AS=144p
PS=68u
Output responses:
INPUT A
INPUT B
OUTPUT
Output responses:
INPUT A
INPUT B
OUTPUT
Result:
The Logic Gates are constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice code is
generated and wave forms are verified.
Exp No: 3
HALF ADDER
Aim:
a) To construct the Half Adder in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to do the Transient
Analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms. And to verify the Spice.
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
Result:
The Half Adder is constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice code is generated and
wave forms are verified.
Exp No: 4
FULL ADDER
Aim:
a) To construct the Full Adder in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to do the Transient
Analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms. And to verify the Spice.
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
INPUT V(A)
INPUT
V(B)
INPUT V(C)
OUTPUT V(SUM)
OUTPUT V(CARRY)
Result:
The Full Adder is constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice code is generated and
wave forms are verified
Exp No: 5
D - FLIP FLOP
Aim:
a) To construct the D-Flip flop in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to do the Transient
Analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms. And to verify the Spice.
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
Layout Diagram:
* Circuit Extracted by Tanner Research's L-Edit Version 13.00 / Extract Version 13.00 ;
* TDB File: Layout1
* Cell: Core Version 1.01
* Extract Definition File: lights.ext
* Extract Date and Time: 07/29/2010 - 09:47
.include lights.md
* NODE NAME ALIASES
*
1 = U1/NAND2C_5/Out2 (78 , 54)
*
2 = U1/NAND2C_4/Out2 (44 , 54)
*
3 = U1/NAND2C_3/Out2 (10 , 54)
*
6 = q (100 , 12.5)
*
6 = U1/NAND2C_3/Out1 (2 , 52)
*
6 = U1/NAND2C_4/A (20 , 70)
*
7 = Vdd (-101 , 4)
*
7 = U1/NAND2C_1/Vdd (-51 , 86)
*
7 = U1/NAND2C_2/Vdd (-17 , 86)
*
7 = U1/NAND2C_3/Vdd (-17 , 86)
*
7 = U1/NAND2C_4/Vdd (51 , 86)
*
7 = U1/NAND2C_5/Vdd (85 , 86)
*
8 = d (-101 , 106.5)
*
8 = U1/NAND2C_1/A (-82 , 70)
*
8 = U1/NAND2C_5/A (54 , 70)
*
8 = U1/NAND2C_5/B (62 , 63)
*
9 = U1/NAND2C_1/Out1 (-66 , 52)
*
9 = U1/NAND2C_3/A (-14 , 70)
*
10 = U1/NAND2C_2/Out1 (-32 , 52)
*
10 = U1/NAND2C_4/B (28 , 63)
*
11 = U1/NAND2C_2/B (-40 , 63)
*
11 = U1/NAND2C_5/Out1 (70 , 52)
*
12 = clk (-101 , 4.5)
*
12 = U1/NAND2C_1/B (-74 , 63)
*
12 = U1/NAND2C_2/A (-48 , 70)
*
13 = U1/NAND2C_2/Out2 (-24 , 54)
*
14 = U1/NAND2C_1/Out2 (-58 , 54)
*
17 = Gnd (92 , 4)
*
17 = U1/NAND2C_1/Gnd (-51 , 28)
*
17 = U1/NAND2C_2/Gnd (-17 , 28)
*
17 = U1/NAND2C_3/Gnd (-17 , 28)
*
17 = U1/NAND2C_4/Gnd (51 , 28)
*
17 = U1/NAND2C_5/Gnd (85 , 28)
*
18 = qbar (100 , 98.5)
*
18 = U1/NAND2C_3/B (-6 , 63)
*
18 = U1/NAND2C_4/Out1 (36 , 52)
Result:
The D-Flip flop is constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice code is generated and
waveforms are verified.
Exp No: 6
CURRENT MIRROR
Aim:
a) To construct the Current Mirror in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to do the
Voltage Analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms. And to verify the Spice
code of the designed circuit.
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Ramachandra College of Engineering: ELURU
NMOS_1_S
Result:
The Current Mirror is constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice code is
generated and wave forms are verified
Exp No: 7
DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER
Aim:
a) To construct the differential amplifier in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to do the
voltage analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms. And to verify the Spice
code of the designed circuit.
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
Result:
The differential amplifier is constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice code
is generated and wave forms are verified.
Exp No: 8
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
Aim:
a) To construct the Operational Amplifier in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to do the
AC analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms. And to verify the Spice.
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
VP(OUT)
Vdb(OUT)
V(OUT)
Result:
The Operational Amplifier is constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice
code is generated and wave forms are verified.
Exp No: 09
TRANS CONDUCTANCE AMPLIFIER
Aim:
a) To construct the Trans Conductance Amplifier in Tanner EDA v13.1 and to
do the DC analysis.
b) To analyze the response with appropriate wave forms. And to verify the Spice.
Tools used:
1. Tanner Tools v13.1
2. Schematic-Edit
3. Layout -Edit
4. Wave- Edit
5. Tanner Spice
Procedure:
1. Open S-Edit window.
2. Go to File New New design
3. Go to Cell New View
4. Add libraries file to the New Cell.
5. Instance the devices by using appropriate library files.
6. Save the design and setup the simulation.
7. Run design and observe waveforms.
8. Observe DC inputs and outputs by giving appropriate inputs.
Schematic Diagram:
Output responses:
i(VPMOS_1)
i1(VNMOS_3)
i1(VNMOS_2)
Result:
The Trans Conductance Amplifier is constructed in Tanner EDA v13.1, the spice
code is generated and wave forms are verified.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Designed by
Basanta Bhowmik
Jayveer Singh Bhadauriya
Contents:
Schematic design..03-19
Pre layout simulation..20-26
Layout design.27-50
Design rule check(DRC).51-53
Extraction54-56
Layout Vs schematic(LVS).57-62
Post layout simulation63-65
Generation of GDS II file(MASK)..66-72
Appendix .73-76
MOSIS Design rule .73
Extracted file/Layout Netlist74
GDSII Export file.....................75
GDSII Import file..76
Now to add libraries in your work click on Add , left on the library window.
Give the path where Libraries are stored . As for example
C:\ Documents and Settings\ Bhowmik.IIIT-3AC288AD0A\ My Documents\ Tanner EDA\ Tanner
Tools v13.0\ Libraries\ All\ All.tanner
Then a cell will be appeared where we can draw the schematic of any circuit .
In the black window you have seen some white bubble arranged in specific order. This is called
grid. You can change grid distance by clicking on black screen and then scroll the mouse.
If you want your screen big enough for design space , then you can close the Find & command
window. You can again bring these window from view menu bar.
In instance cell
You can change the values of various device parameters according to your
requirements.
Go to properties >> change the parameter values as your requirement.
Now before clicking DONE you have to DRAG the selected device into the cell
and drop it where you want it to FIX .
Then click DONE or press ESC.
Similarly you can DRAG & DROP any device into the cell for draw your schematic circuit.
For inverter we need another Pmos.
Similarly to give input & output port in the circuit , select input port that shown by red ellipse.
Now you can give Port name as you wish in the dailog box.
Then click OK
Now, after completed these steps, you should give the supply (VDD) & ground (GND).
For that Go to liberaries >> MISC >>Select VDD or GND
Now you have to create a source of VDD. For that go to libraries >>spice_element >> and then
select voltage source of type DC . you can give any value in vdd .lets take vdd =5v.
By doing all the above steps you have completed schematic of Inverter
On the T-spice command you can see in the left hand side
Analysis,
Current source
Files
Initialization,
Output
Settings
Table
Voltage source
Optimization
Now save it .
Then Run by clicking red ellipse shown on left above corner.
Layout Design
What is Layout Design: A layout-design of an IC refers essentially to the 3-dimensional character of the
elements and interconnections of an IC. There is a continuing need for the creation of new layoutdesigns which reduce the dimensions of existing integrated circuits and simultaneously increase their
functions.
NMOS
PMOS
w= 1.5 m L =2.75 m
w= 1.5 m L= 3.50 m
Carefully observe the Red ellipse which will be frequently used for your Design.
Before starting layout design you have to set the Technology you want to used.
In TSMC .18 m Technology, available Technology are
Charterd
China_hj
Generic0_25 m
Mosis
Orbit
So to set the Technology
Go to >> File >> Replace setup and then select
After pressing ok ,A small dialog box will come and it tells you ,Technology are going to be
changes. In that stage press ok.
Lets take in the above set up you set Mosis ->Mamin08 Technology. That means you have to
follow Mosis design rule in your entire design.
Mosis design rule are given in appendix.
In the Set up design layout2 dialog box you have seen there are many technology units.you
can choose any one of them for your design. I have choosen Lambda rule for convenience. Also
for Technology to micron mapping I have taken 1 lambda=0.5 micron . You can choose your
own for better understandig and drawing the design.
Atlast press ok .
Now you properly create the environment for design.
You have two option for any Design .Lets take example of Inverter
First: For inverter design first of all you have to create a PMOS and a NMOSin the same
window.
Or
Second:You can bring a PMOSand NMOS from the Library ,which is already available.
For that Go to Cell >> Instance >> browse the Technology what you are using (e.g
mamin08) >> press ok >> a series of devices which are available in the library will come >>
seect EXT_NMOS or EXT_PMOS >> press ok . The device will come in cell window.
But In the library some standard devices available which are not enough for your requirement
all the time .This is a bad practice.Thats why you need a good practice to Design all the way
from start to end of the Design. We will follow first procedure.
So first of all design a PMOS.
For PMOS you need a N type substrate ,source and drain will be P-type and pollysilicon Gate.
BY default The cell window is P-type. So for design Pmos you need N-substrate that means
Select N-well >> select switch to draging box (left upper corner of the window) >> draw
Then Select P-select >> select switch to draging box (left upper corner of the window) >>
draw
Now Select Active >> select switch to draging box (left upper corner of the window) >>
draw
Now Select Active >> select switch to draging box (left upper corner of the window) >>
draw
In the same way draw Nmos .Here not required p-well because the window is already p-type.
So the procedure is first draw a n-select then then draw the active area and then polysilicon
gate.
After designing Nmos and Pmos you have to connect them . e.g PMOS source and substrate
will be connected to VDD and Nmos source and substrate will be connected to Gnd.
Pmos ,Nmos drain are connected to output and both gate are connected to Input.
For source ,drain ,Vdd and Gnd you have to take Metal 1 layer.
To connect Pmos substrare to Vdd you need N-select and Metal -1 layer
To connect Nmos substrare to Gnd you need P-select and Metal -1 layer
Now Connect both Gate as shown below,To make contact on Polysilicon, you need metal-1
(3m3 m)layer and Poly contact of size (2m2 m)
To give name to input output port, click to Switch to drawing ports as shown below:
After clicking on the Switch to drawing ports, click on that part of the layout where you want
to give name of the port.
As for example to give name Vdd you have to select the Metal-1 layer shown in figure.
After giving name to each port, your layout look like as shown below.
Then save your design.
After running DRC, if there is no error that means your design satisfies Design rule check.
EXTRACT
To verify the functionality and timing of this inverter, you need to extract the spice netlist from the
layout then simulate it. Unfortunately, the netlisting is not working at that moment, but we can still
generate the extracted view from which a netlist can be generated (once we fix the installation).
The extracted view also allows you to run LVS(Layout vs Schematic). This tool (which is also not working
at the moment, probably for the same reason the netlisting is broken) allows you to compare a
schematic and an extracted physical layout to verify that they are equivalent ( i.e. signals are connected
the same way)
To extract, click on setup extract, then a setup extract dialog box will open, check extract
standard rule set if it is not checked and then click on pencil icon as shown below.
After clicking on pencil icon, Setup Extract Standard Rule Set window will open, in that
window give path of Extract Definition File.
Browse >> My document >> Tanner EDA >> Tanner Tools v13.0 >> L edit and LVS>> Tech >>
Mosis >> mamin08.
Note: (check
General -> open output file after extracting and all others are optional .
Output-> Names,Write verbose spice statements,write .End statement
.include mamin08.md file must be included in spice included
Statement. All others are optional.
Subcircuit-> optional.
Then Press OK.
If you not give proper path of Extract definition file then a dialog box will come showing you
I/ O Error cannot open file.
A extracted file or netlist contaninig device details like connections,aspect ratio ,drain
area,source area, perimeter,and juntion capacitances will come .
Netlist or Extracted file of the inverter shown in appendix.
Layout Vs schematic(LVS)
The Layout Versus Schematic (LVS) is the class of EDA verification software that determines whether a
particular integrated circuit layout corresponds to the original schematic or circuit diagram of the
design.
LVSchecking software recognizes the drawn shapes of the layout that represent the electrical
Components of the circuit, as well as the connections between them. This netlist is compared by the
"LVS" software against a similar schematic or circuit diagram's netlist.
LVSChecking involves :
1. Extraction:
The software program takes a database file containing all the layers drawn to represent the
circuit during layout. It then runs the database through many area based logic operations. Area
based logical operations use polygon areas as inputs and generate output polygon areas from
these operations. These operations are used to define the device recognition layers, the
terminals of these devices, the wiring conductors and via structures, and the locations of pins
(also known as hierarchical connection points).
2. Reduction:
In the time of reduction the software combines the extracted components into series and
parallel combinations if possible and generates a netlist representation of the layout database. A
similar reduction is performed on the "source" Schematic netlist.
3. Comparison:
The extracted layout netlist is then compared to the netlist taken from the circuit schematic. If
the two netlists match, then the circuit passes the LVScheck and a message will come the
circuit are equal. At this point it is said to be "LVSclean .
Select input.
In the input you have to import Layout netlist and Schematic netlist.
Note: (dont forget to remove .include .md file from both netlist ).
Select output, device parameter, merge device, paracitics,options,performance , the
are basically optional.
After checking click on run verification(shown by red ellipse)
GDS II stream format, common acronym GDSII, is a database file format which is the de facto
industry standard for data exchange of integrated circuit or IC layout artwork. It is a binary file
format representing planar geometric shapes, text labels, and other information about the
layout in hierarchical form. The data can be used to reconstruct all or part of the artwork to be
used in sharing layouts, transferring artwork between different tools, or creating photomasks.
GDSII is like Gerber for PCBs. It is a format that ASIC Foundries accept for the manufacture of
ASICs/ VLSIs (mainly standard cells).
Alike Gerber, GDSII contains Masks layers (as many as 24 to 30), including Metal top layer(s).
The Term RTL-to-GDSII refers to a design methodology where already in the RTL stage, route
problems, critical placements, Signal Integrity, Crosstalk, and other DRCs are taken under
account to shorten up the "Timing Closure" cycle process.
This is especially true for the new nanometer technologies (below 0.13um)
To generate GDSII file go to >> File >> Export Mask Data >> GDSII >> ok
A Export GDSII dialog box will come . click on the Export button. Shown by red ellipse
If you want log file to save ,then first click on it and give a new name .This is basically
optional.
After Exporting ,a GDSII Export file will come . It will tell you the details of Exporting.
Last of the report something written .
Like below.
Summary:
Export Successful.
Elapsed Time: 0.00 seconds
Then close the layout cell(not layout window) and import GDSII (MASK) file.
For that go to >> File >> Import Mask Data >> GDSII >>ok
Press ok
Appendix
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Description
Active area rules
Minimum active area width
Minimum active area spacing
Polysilicon rules
Minimum poly width
Minimum poly spacing
Minimum gate extension of poly over active
Minimum poly-active edge spacing
(poly outside active area)
Minimum poly-active edge spacing
(poly inside active area)
Metal rules
Minimum metal width
Minimum metal spacing
Contact rules
Poly contact size
Minimum poly contact spacing
Minimum poly contact to poly edge spacing
Minimum poly contact to metal edge spacing
Minimum poly contact to active edge spacing
Active contact size
Minimum active contact spacing
(on the same active region)
Minimum active contact to active edge spacing
Minimum active contact to metal edge spacing
Minimum active contact to poly edge spacing
Minimum active contact spacing
(on different active regions)
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* Circuit Extracted by Tanner Research's L-Edit Version 13.01 / Extract Version 13.01 ;
* TDB File: E:\ layout\ layout\ Layout2.tdb
* Cell: Cell0 Version 1.20
* Extract Definition File: C:\ Documents and Settings\ Bhowmik.IIIT-3AC288AD0A\ My
Documents\ Tanner EDA\ Tanner Tools v13.0\ L-Edit and LVS\ Tech\ Mosis\ mamin08.ext
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