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CUP CMOS VLSI Design Virtuoso Cadence Lab Report

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Objective You will model and simulate some basic building blocks with Virtuoso Cadence and verify their functionality.

Important:- the entire lab should be done in Virtuoso Cadence

Details For all of the following problems, assume a capacitive load of 0.1pF.

1.(5 pts.) NMOS Transistor Demonstrate that nMOS transistor is a good conductor of 0’s and poor conductor of 1’s.

2.(5 pts.) PMOS Transistor Demonstrate that pMOS transistor is a good conductor of 1’s and poor conductor of 0’s.

3.(10 pts.) Transmission Gate Model a transmission gate and demonstrate its functionality. 4.(10 pts.) 2-input Multiplexer Using the above transmission gate, build a 2-input multiplexer and verify its functionality.

Deliverables

  • Lab report using the template provided. PDF only.
  • A
    compressed zip file (.tar.gz file) containing all your schematic
    diagrams as well as the simulated output. On Linux you can create a
    compressed archive of a folder as follows:

prompt% tar czvf <folder>.tar.gz <folder>

For example, executing the following command will compress the inv folder.

prompt% tar czvf inv.tar.gz inv

Tips

1.Format your code well (just like you do in your C programs).

2.Do not discard your files. We will use them in later assignments.

3.A Word template will be provided which should be used for your report.

  • Include
    all schematic diagrams, simulation waveforms. For simulation results,
    zoom in/out appropriately so that we can clearly see the input stimuli
    and the output response.

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