Tap Cell Usage Guidlines Reading Notes-CSDN Blog
Tap Cell Usage Guidlines Reading Notes-CSDN Blog
Tap Cell Usage Guidlines Reading Notes-CSDN Blog
Recently, I am learning digital back-end synthesis, and I will encounter a problem of selecting a library when selecting a reference library.
Taking the TSMC process library as an example, those with bwp in their names are so-called tap-less libraries. This article will share what tap-less l
a back-bias issue involved here. The difference lies in whether there is an additional power network VPP. and VBB connected to p/n well. As shown
below, the left side represents a tap-cell with back-bias, and the right side represents a tap-cell without back-bias. It should be noted that when usin
bias tap-cell, do not name other pins VPP and VBB, otherwise they will be short-circuited by default.
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As the name suggests, tap-less libraries mean that the p/n well is not connected to VDD/GND, and an additional welltap needs to be added to conn
potential to the substrate.
When inserting a well tap, you need to carefully consider its location: too far from the circuit will cause latch-up, and too close to the circuit may seiz
resources (the location of the well tap must be considered before wiring).
We say that the addition of tap cells will also reduce the latch-up effect. So what exactly is a latch-up?
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1. Add some oxide trench and buried oxide layers around NMOS and PMOS for isolation (this is called trench), which will break the interaction be
NMOS and PMOS, destroy the SCR, and thus Reduce the latch-up effect.
2. Changing the substrate doping accelerates the carrier recombination speed, thereby reducing the BJT gain and increasing the impedance of th
supply to ground path.
3. Use guard ring: P+ Ring surrounds NMOS and connects to GND; N+ Ring connects to PMOS and connects to VDD.
4. Keep enough distance between NMOS and PMOS to reduce the possibility of SCR. Sub contact holes and Well contact holes should be as clo
possible to the source area. To reduce the resistance of Rwell and Rsub.
This section introduces how to determine whether there is a tap cell inside through the layout of a standard unit. It mainly comes from
https://blog.eetop.cn/blog-1592-6947193.html . This section is a guide. The original blog is also very well written, and friends who need it can expan
For example, the layout of the INV cell below. Sometimes it is not easy to judge by looking at it directly. I will share some tips later.
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My little trick is to only open NW(NWELL) and NP(N+) and see if there is any overlap. The NWELL and N+ of this INV cell obviously overlap, near th
Open CO (contact) and M1 again, and you can see the complete NWELL->N±>contact->M1 metal forming the NWELL tap. P-sub/PWELL taps can
quickly determined using the same technique.
note: NWELL->N±>contact->M1 metal refers to the path connecting nwell to VDD at the physical level.
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At this point, it can be determined that this standard element has its own well tap, and there is no need to add a dedicated well tap cell in the back-e
The same technique can also be used to quickly determine whether the standard element is tapless. For example, the NWELL and N+ of the cell be
overlap at all, and it is impossible to construct an NWELL tap. This standard element is tapless.
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references:
1. http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_bc93ac450102x6bk.html
2. https://blog.csdn.net/weixin_39619478/article/details/112187875
3. https://blog.eetop.cn/blog-1592-6947193.html
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