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    This document describes stick diagrams used to represent transistors and basic logic gates like inverters and NAND/NOR gates. It provides steps for drawing stick diagrams of an NMOS inverter including drawing power rails, forming transistors, making interconnections, and adding contact points. It also defines the color codes used to represent different layers in a CMOS process like n-diffusion, p-diffusion, polysilicon, and metals. Stick diagrams of CMOS inverters, NAND and NOR gates are shown along with a brief BiCMOS inverter.

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    This document describes stick diagrams used to represent transistors and basic logic gates like inverters and NAND/NOR gates. It provides steps for drawing stick diagrams of an NMOS inverter including drawing power rails, forming transistors, making interconnections, and adding contact points. It also defines the color codes used to represent different layers in a CMOS process like n-diffusion, p-diffusion, polysilicon, and metals. Stick diagrams of CMOS inverters, NAND and NOR gates are shown along with a brief BiCMOS inverter.

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    This document describes stick diagrams used to represent transistors and basic logic gates like inverters and NAND/NOR gates. It provides steps for drawing stick diagrams of an NMOS inverter including drawing power rails, forming transistors, making interconnections, and adding contact points. It also defines the color codes used to represent different layers in a CMOS process like n-diffusion, p-diffusion, polysilicon, and metals. Stick diagrams of CMOS inverters, NAND and NOR gates are shown along with a brief BiCMOS inverter.

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    Gordon LaVelle
    This document describes stick diagrams used to represent transistors and basic logic gates like inverters and NAND/NOR gates. It provides steps for drawing stick diagrams of an NMOS inverter including drawing power rails, forming transistors, making interconnections, and adding contact points. It also defines the color codes used to represent different layers in a CMOS process like n-diffusion, p-diffusion, polysilicon, and metals. Stick diagrams of CMOS inverters, NAND and NOR gates are shown along with a brief BiCMOS inverter.

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    STICK DIAGRAMS

    STICK DIAGRAM:
    green,, yellow Red Blue Yellow Black n-diffusion, p-difffusion Polysilicon Metal Implant Contact areas

    NMOS ENHANCEMENT TRANSISTOR:

    When polysilicon crosses n-diffusion a transistor forms n-diffusion

    polysilicon

    NMOS DEPLETION TRANSISTOR:


    implant diffusion

    polysilicon

    PMOS ENHANCEMENT TRANSISTOR:

    When polysilicon crosses p-diffusion a transistor forms

    P-diffusion

    polysilicon
    5 5

    STICK DIAGRAM FOR NMOS INVERTER:

    vin gnd

    STEP1:

    Draw metal(blue) VDD and GND rails in parallel with enough separation
    VDD

    GND
    7

    STEP2:
    Forming transistors
    VDD

    vin gnd

    GND
    8

    STEP2-1:

    vin gnd Vin

    STEP3:

    interconnections

    vin gnd

    Vout

    10

    STEP4:

    Contact points
    VDD

    vin gnd

    Vout

    Vin
    GND
    11

    Vdd

    A nand B A

    Vss

    12

    Nmos NAND GATE


    Vdd

    Ploy(G)

    Vout(A nand B) D A s D B Ploy(G) s Vss Ploy(G)

    13

    Nmos NOR GATE


    Vdd

    A nor B A B

    Vss

    14

    Nmos NOR GATE


    Vdd

    Ploy(G)

    Vout(A nor B)

    D A s B

    D Ploy(G) s Vss

    15

    CMOS STICK ENCODINGS


    layer color stick notation color code

    n-diffusion

    Green

    p-diffusion

    yellow

    polysilicon

    red

    metal-1

    blue

    metal-2

    dark blue or purple

    contact cut

    black

    via

    black

    demarcationline

    -------------------------------------------------------'

    brown

    16
    Vdd orVss contact black

    CMOS INVERTER:

    17

    STEP1:

    Draw VDD & GND rails

    18

    STEP2:

    Forming transistors

    19

    STEP3:
    How to identify whether the transistor is nmos or pmos???????????????? Using demarcation line(----------------)

    Vdd pmos

    Demorcation line

    nmos Vss
    20

    STEP4:

    Inter connections

    pmos
    input
    output

    Demorcaion line

    nmos
    21

    STEP5:

    Contact points

    VDD
    pmos
    input
    output

    Demorcaion line

    nmos GND
    22

    Cmos NAND GATE


    Vdd

    A B

    A nand B

    Vss

    23

    Cmos NAND GATE


    Vdd contact Vdd

    s Demarcation Line D

    Ploy(G)

    s Ploy(G) D Vout(A nor B)

    B D s D s Ploy(G) Ploy(G)

    Vss contact

    Vss

    24

    Cmos Nor GATE


    Vdd

    B A A nor B

    Vss

    25

    Cmos Nor GATE


    Vdd contact Vdd

    s Ploy(G) Demarcation Line D s Ploy(G) D

    A D s Vss contact

    Vout(A nand B) B D Ploy(G) Ploy(G) s Vss

    26

    BiCmos inverter
    Vdd

    Vin

    Vout

    Vss

    27

    BiCmos inverter

    Vdd contact

    Vdd

    Vout Demarcation Line

    Vss contact

    Vss

    BiCmos inverter
    Vdd

    Vin Vout

    Vss

    29

    BiCmos inverter

    Vdd contact

    Vdd

    Demarcation Line

    Vout

    Vss contact

    Vss

    30

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