CMOS VLSI Design

Weste, N. H. E., & Harris, D. M. (2010). CMOS VLSI Design: A Circuits and Systems Perspective. Addison-Wesley.

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Textbook

Year

2010

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• CMOS
  • The historical phrase evokes a metal gate, oxide dielectric, and semiconductor, but polysilicon gates, high-k dielectrics, metal-gate returns, silicon-on-insulator, FinFETs, and gate-all-around devices can remain within CMOS process families

    This sourceStates the series/parallel dual-network rule for synthesising static CMOS gates that the sentence paraphrases. Covers degraded pass-transistor levels — the nMOS weak 1 and pMOS weak 0 produced by the threshold drop — and the level restoration that repairs them.

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