From Code to Chip: Open-Source Automated Analog Layout Design - Harald Pretl,Jakob Ratschenberger
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This book shows how the layout of an analog circuit can be automatically generated in a fully open-source way. Based on an exemplary design flow, it introduces and explains the necessary steps for transforming a SPICE netlist into a layout, which can be inspected by the open-source layout editor Magic VLSI. This is done by using the industry's first open-source process design kit SKY130. Furthermore, the im ... Full description
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Description
This book shows how the layout of an analog circuit can be automatically generated in a fully open-source way. Based on an exemplary design flow, it introduces and explains the necessary steps for transforming a SPICE netlist into a layout, which can be inspected by the open-source layout editor Magic VLSI. This is done by using the industry's first open-source process design kit SKY130. Furthermore, the implementation of the design flow in the programming language Python is available as open-source on GitHub.
In addition, this book:
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Describes in detail data structures necessary for implementing an analog layout design automation tool.
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Scopes and explains the entire design flow, starting from a netlist and ending in a layout.
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Provides succinct introductions to key topics, with references as needed for further technical depth.
More Information
| Author | Harald Pretl, Jakob Ratschenberger |
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| Publisher | Springer Nature Switzerland |
| Release year | 2025 |
| Cover type | Hardcover |
| EAN | 9783031685613 |