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    Stick Diagram

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    Vani Bindal Agarwal
    Stick diagrams are a means of capturing circuit layout and layer information using simple diagrams. They show the relative placement of components between layers and act as an interface between symbolic circuits and actual layouts. Stick diagrams use color codes or line styles to represent different layers and include rules for indicating transistors, contacts, and electrical connections between layers. The document provides examples of drawing stick diagrams for basic logic gates and transistors to illustrate how they convey topological information for circuit layout.

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    Stick diagrams are a means of capturing circuit layout and layer information using simple diagrams. They show the relative placement of components between layers and act as an interface between symbolic circuits and actual layouts. Stick diagrams use color codes or line styles to represent different layers and include rules for indicating transistors, contacts, and electrical connections between layers. The document provides examples of drawing stick diagrams for basic logic gates and transistors to illustrate how they convey topological information for circuit layout.

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    Stick diagrams are a means of capturing circuit layout and layer information using simple diagrams. They show the relative placement of components between layers and act as an interface between symbolic circuits and actual layouts. Stick diagrams use color codes or line styles to represent different layers and include rules for indicating transistors, contacts, and electrical connections between layers. The document provides examples of drawing stick diagrams for basic logic gates and transistors to illustrate how they convey topological information for circuit layout.

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    276 views21 pages

    Stick Diagram

    Uploaded by

    Vani Bindal Agarwal
    Stick diagrams are a means of capturing circuit layout and layer information using simple diagrams. They show the relative placement of components between layers and act as an interface between symbolic circuits and actual layouts. Stick diagrams use color codes or line styles to represent different layers and include rules for indicating transistors, contacts, and electrical connections between layers. The document provides examples of drawing stick diagrams for basic logic gates and transistors to illustrate how they convey topological information for circuit layout.

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    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams
    Objectives:
    To know what is meant by stick diagram. To understand the capabilities and limitations of stick diagram. To learn how to draw stick diagrams for a given MOS circuit.

    Outcome:
    At the end of this module the students will be able draw the stick diagram for simple MOS circuits.
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    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams
    VLSI design aims to translate circuit concepts onto silicon. stick diagrams are a means of capturing topography and layer information using simple diagrams. Stick diagrams convey layer information through colour codes (or monochrome encoding). Acts as an interface between symbolic circuit and the actual layout.
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    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams

    Does show all components/vias. It shows relative placement of components. Goes one step closer to the layout Helps plan the layout and routing

    A stick diagram is a cartoon of a layout.


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    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams
    Does not show
    Exact placement of components Transistor sizes Wire lengths, wire widths, tub boundaries. Any other low level details such as parasitics..

    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams Notations


    Metal 1 poly ndiff

    pdiff
    Can also draw in shades of gray/line style.

    Similarly for contacts, via, tub etc..


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    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams Some rules


    Rule 1. When two or more sticks of the same type cross or touch each other that represents electrical contact.

    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams Some rules


    Rule 2. When two or more sticks of different type cross or touch each other there is no electrical contact. (If electrical contact is needed we have to show the connection
    explicitly).

    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams Some rules


    Rule 3. When a poly crosses diffusion it represents a transistor.

    Note: If a contact is shown then it is not a transistor.

    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams Some rules


    Rule 4. In CMOS a demarcation line is drawn to avoid touching of p-diff with n-diff. All pMOS must lie on one side of the line and all nMOS will have to be on the other side.

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    Transistors
    Serial Connection
    A B Y GND VDD

    B
    Y GND a

    pa

    h pb b

    a-b y

    na B

    nb

    a+b GND

    Parallel Connection
    VDD

    VDD

    Y
    A B Y A B NOR
    11 11

    Stick Diagrams

    N+

    N+

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    Transistors
    Serial Connection
    A B Y GND

    VDD

    B
    Y GND a

    pa

    h pb b

    a-b y

    na B

    nb

    a+b GND

    Parallel Connection
    VDD

    VDD

    Y
    A B Y A B NOR
    13 13

    Stick Diagrams

    VDD

    VDD

    X
    X X

    Stick Diagra m

    X Gnd

    Gnd
    14

    Stick Diagrams

    How to draw Stick Diagrams

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    Stick Diagrams

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    Stick Diagrams

    Power

    Out

    C B
    Ground

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    NAND Gate STICK DIAGRAM

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    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams
    Summary:
    What is stick diagram? Why stick diagram? Conventions and rules related to stick diagram. Drawing stick diagrams.

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    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams
    One minute paper.

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    Stick Diagrams

    Stick Diagrams
    Home work:
    1. Draw the stick diagram for two input CMOS NAND gate. 2. Draw the stick diagram for two input NAND gate using NMOS Logic. 3. Draw the stick diagram for 2:1 MUX using a) Pass transistors b) Transmission gates.

    Drawing stick diagram is truly Fun!!. Enjoy it.


    21 S.N.Bhat, Faculty, Dept. of E&C Engineering, M.I.T Manipal

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