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SCMOS Design Flow
SCMOS Design Kits

Projects submitted to MOSIS for fabrication can be designed using either layout design rules and layers specific to a process (vendor native rules) or (for some processes) vendor-independent, scalable rules (SCMOS rules). These rule sets cannot be mixed within a design.

The table below contains links to design kits, technology files, cell libraries, IP, and other design support for a variety of CAD tools for various processes availble through MOSIS that use SCMOS rules.


Foundry Comparable Process1 Technology Codes
(Link to Layer Map)
Lambda Design Kit Simulation DRC, LVS, Extraction Cell Libraries Pads
TSMC 0.35 micron, 1P4M, Silicided, CL035 (TSMC35_SIL) SCN4M

SCN4M_SUBM
0.25
0.20
NCSU Cadence Design Kit (CDK),

Mentor ASIC Design Kit,

Magic
BSIM3v3 NCSU CDK4 Tanner (SUBM)
  Docs (pdf)
  CIF
  GDS
SCMOS_SUBM
  Docs (pdf)
  CIF
  GDS

Magic

NCSU CDK

0.35 micron, 2P4M, Polycided CM035 (TSMC35_P2) SCN4ME
SCN4ME_SUBM
0.25
0.20
NCSU Cadence Design Kit (CDK),

Mentor ASIC Design Kit,

Magic
BSIM3v3 NCSU CDK4 Tanner (SUBM)
  Docs (pdf)
  CIF
  GDS
Magic

NCSU CDK

0.25 micron, 1P5M, CL025/CR025 (CM025) SCN5M_SUBM
SCN5M_DEEP
0.15
0.10
NCSU Cadence Design Kit (CDK),

Mentor ASIC Design Kit,

Magic
BSIM3v3 NCSU CDK4 Tanner (DEEP)
  Docs (pdf)
  CIF
  GDS

Virginia Tech (DEEP2)

Oklahoma State (SUBM3)
SCMOS_DEEP
  Docs (pdf)
  CIF
  GDS

Magic

0.18 micron 1P6M CL018 CR018 (CM018) SCN6M_SUBM
SCN6M_DEEP
0.10
0.09
NCSU Cadence Design Kit (CDK),

Mentor ASIC Design Kit,

Magic
BSIM3v3 NCSU CDK4 Oklahoma State (SUBM3)  

AMIS 1.5 micron 2P2M, ABN SCNA, SCNE 0.80 NCSU Cadence Design Kit (CDK),

Mentor ASIC Design Kit,

Magic
BSIM3v3 NCSU CDK4   SCMOS
  Docs (txt)
  CIF
  GDS

Magic

Tanner

0.50 micron, 1P3M, C5 SCN3M
SCN3M_SUBM
0.35
0.30
NCSU Cadence Design Kit (CDK),

Mentor ASIC Design Kit,

Magic
BSIM3v3 Cadence, Diva
NCSU CDK4
Tanner (SUBM)
  Docs (pdf)
  CIF
  GDS

Oklahoma State (SUBM3)

Tanner (SUBM)
SCMOS_SUBM
  Docs (pdf)
  CIF
  GDS

Magic

NCSU CDK

0.50 micron, 2P3M, C5 SCN3ME
SCN3ME_SUBM
0.35
0.30
NCSU Cadence Design Kit (CDK),

Mentor ASIC Design Kit,

Magic
BSIM3v3 NCSU CDK4 Tanner (SUBM)
  Docs (pdf)
  CIF
  GDS

Oklahoma State (SUBM3)
SCN3ME_SUBM5

Magic

Tanner (SUBM)

NCSU CDK


1 MOSIS has not issued SCMOS design rules for some vendor-supported options. Most non-standard options (for example, medium threshold voltage) are available only for projects designed using the vendor set of layers and rules.

2 Virginia Tech offers a standard cell library for the TSMC 0.25 micron process technology based on MOSIS SCMOS_DEEP rules for use with Synopsys synthesis and Cadence place-and-route tools.

3 The Oklahoma State University standard cell library for the AMIS 0.5, TSMC 0.25 and 0.18 micron process technologies is based on SCMOS_SUBM rules for use with Synopsys' synthesis tools and Cadence Design Systems' (CDS) Silicon Ensemble place-and-route tools.

4 The NCSU design kit contains LVS, HSpice. The Diva DRC deck contains all rules from the MOSIS SCMOS User's Manual 8.0 except for some DEEP rules and wide-metal rules.

5 A MOSIS TinyChip pad-frame with built-in self-test is available at no charge from the University of Tennessee. The smartframe has been fabricated on the AMIS 0.50 (C5) process using SCN3ME_SUBM rules and Cadence tools. Student projects can be placed inside the frame and stimulated using patterns generated on-the-fly at full system speed. The responses are collected and compressed into signatures which are then compared on-chip to hardwired "golden" values obtained from simulation. Alternatively, raw inputs corresponding to the functional vectors for each student design can be presented to the external pins and the raw outputs observed for debugging purposes. Access from University of Tennessee



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  • Design Resources and Cadence Tutorials (SJSU)
  • Cadence Tutorial (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)



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