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After studying this chapter you should be able
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□ To recognize what is meant by ‘good’ design practice.
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□ To understand the general features of the CAD hardware and software required. An integrated set of CAD tools providing a route to silicon fabrication helps to achieve good design practice.
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□ To understand the role of cells and cell libraries in the design of semi-custom digital ICs.
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□ To know what fundamental decisions have to be taken by the design manager before a design project can start.
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□ To start doing practical design of semi-custom ICs down to the cell level. To understand the role of simulation, and the features of some commonly used CAD packages.
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□ To appreciate the simplicity of cell placement and autorouting for the completion of semi-custom ICs.
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Morant, M.J. (1990). Practical Cell-based IC Design. In: Integrated Circuit Design and Technology. Tutorial Guides in Electronic Engineering, vol 18. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7198-2_8
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