Transcript ppt - SEAS

ESE370:
Circuit-Level
Modeling, Design, and Optimization
for Digital Systems
Day 3: September 3, 2014
Gates from Transistors
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Previously
• Simplified models for reasoning about
transistor circuits
– Zeroth-order
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Today
• How to construct static CMOS gates
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Outline
• Circuit understanding (preclass)
– Gate function identification
• Static CMOS
– Structure
– Inverter
– Construct gate
– Inverting
– Cascading
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Why Zeroth Order Useful?
• Allows us to reason (mostly) at logic
level about steady-state functionality of
typical gate circuits
• Make sure understand logical function
(achieve logical function) before
worrying about performance details
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What gate?
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What function?
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DeMorgan’s Law
• /f = a + b
• What is f?
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What function?
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Static CMOS Gate
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Static CMOS Gate Structure
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Static CMOS Gate Structure
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Static CMOS Gate Structure
• Drives rail-to-rail
– Power rails are Vdd
and Gnd
– output is Vdd or Gnd
• Inputs connects to
gates  load is
capacitive
• Once charge
capacitive output,
doesn’t use energy
– (first order)
• Output actively driven
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Inverter
• Out = /in
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Inverter
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Why zeroth-order adequate?
• Static analysis – can ignore capacitors
• Capacitive loads – resistances don’t matter
• Feed forward for gates –
– don’t generally have loops
– can work forward from known values
• Logic drive to ground or Vdd (rail-to-rail)
– Don’t have to reason about intermediate voltage
levels
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What zeroth-order not tell us?
• Delay
• Dynamics
• Behavior if not
– Capacitively loaded
– Acyclic (if there are Loops)
– Rail-to-rail drive (voltages between 0 and Vdd)
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Gate Design Example
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Gate Design
• Design gate to perform: f=(/a+/b)*/c
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f=(/a+/b)*/c
• Strategy:
1. Use static CMOS
structure
2. Design PMOS
pullup for f
3. Use DeMorgan’s
Law to determine /f
4. Design NMOS
pulldown for /f
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f=(/a+/b)*/c
• PMOS Pullup for f?
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f=(/a+/b)*/c
• Use DeMorgan’s
Law to determine /f.
• What is /f ?
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f=(/a+/b)*/c
• NMOS Pulldown for /f?
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f=(/a+/b)*/c
a
c
b
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Static CMOS Source/Drains
• With PMOS on top,
NMOS on bottom
– PMOS source
always at top (near
Vdd)
– NMOS source
always at bottom
(near Gnd)
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TA Office Hours M, W
• Poll for times
Monday 5-9pm
• Poll for times
Wednesday 5-9pm
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Inverting Gate
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Inverting Stage
• Each stage of Static CMOS gate is
inverting
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How do we buffer?
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How implement OR?
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Cascading Stages
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Stages
• Can always cascade “stages” to build
more complex gates
• Could simply build nor2 at circuit level
and assemble arbitrary logic by
combining – universality
– but may not be smallest/fastest/least power
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Implement: f=a*/b
• Pullup?
• Pulldown?
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f=a*/b
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Course Alum – IBM Jobs
• Brian Yavoich <[email protected]>
– VLSI SRAM circuit design at IBM
– Took this course Fall 2011
– Advertising full-time and summer hardware
jobs at IBM
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Big Idea
• Systematic
construction of any
gate from transistors
1. Use static CMOS
structure
2. Design PMOS
pullup for f
3. Use DeMorgan’s
Law to determine /f
4. Design NMOS
pulldown for /f
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Admin
• Office hours
– Ron (TA): Monday and Wednesday, Ketterer
– Tuesday: Andre 4:15-5:30pm Levine 270
• Thursday: HW1 due
• identify gates; use electric
• Friday in Detkin (RCA) Lab
– Please read through HW2, Lab1 details
– Bring USB drive with you to lab on Friday to
store waveforms
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