IHP 130nm BiCMOS Open Source PDK
PDK Contents
Installation
Process Specifications
Layout Rules
Analog Design
1. Analog/Mixed/RF flow
2. Schematic capture with XSCHEM
3. Schematic capture with QUCS-S
4. Simulations using ngspice
5. Simulations using Xyce
6. Simulations using Gnucap
7. Analog design using pygmid tool
8. Analog design using KLayout tool
9. Layout with GDSFactory
Digital Design
Chip Finishing
Physical & Design Verification
EM Simulation
Contribution
References
IHP 130nm BiCMOS Open Source PDK
Analog Design
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Analog Design
Analog Design
1. Analog/Mixed/RF flow
2. Schematic capture with XSCHEM
2.1. XSCHEM installation and configuration
2.2. XSCHEM symbol library
2.3. XSCHEM testcases
2.4. XSCHEM standard cell library
2.5. XSCHEM IO cell library
3. Schematic capture with QUCS-S
3.1. Adding a new library and objects to Qucs-S via XML interface
3.2. Using Qucs-S with IHP-Open-PDK
4. Simulations using ngspice
4.1. NGSPICE installation
4.2. NGSPICE basic testcases
5. Simulations using Xyce
5.1. Xyce installation on Ubuntu LTS (22.04 and newer)
5.1.1. Trilinos installation
5.1.2. ADMS installation
5.1.3. XYCE installation
6. Simulations using Gnucap
6.1. Introduction to Gnucap
6.2. Gnucap and gnucap-modelgen-verilog installation on ubuntu 22.04 LTS
6.3. Gnucap basic example
6.4. Compiling a Verilog-A model to be used in a simulation
6.5. References
7. Analog design using pygmid tool
7.1. Pygmid installation and configuration
7.2. Device characterization using pygmid
7.3. Basic usage of pygmid
8. Analog design using KLayout tool
9. Layout with GDSFactory
9.1. Advantages over manual layout
9.2. Getting started