A Novel Delay Model of CMOS VLSI Circuits
Jian Chang, L.G. Johnson
Abstract
Jian Chang, L.G. Johnson
Abstract
In this paper, a piecewise linear delay model which can predict the accurate propagation delay of the general CMOS VLSI circuitry is presented. The model takes into account the effect of the slope of the input waveform on the delay. By using simple piecewise linear current model and piecewise linear channel charge storage model, it is possible to simulate the modern digital logic circuits in a reasonable amount of time. Excellent agreement with SPICE simulation has been observed in CMOS inverter and 2-input NAND gate cases.
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In this paper, a piecewise linear delay model which can predict the accurate propagation delay of the general CMOS VLSI circuitry is presented. The model takes into account the effect of the slope of the input waveform on the delay. By using simple piecewise linear current model and piecewise linear channel charge storage model, it is possible to simulate the modern digital logic circuits in a reasonable amount of time. Excellent agreement with SPICE simulation has been observed in CMOS inverter and 2-input NAND gate cases.
Key concepts: CMOS, Spice, Propagation delay, NAND gate, Very-large-scale integration, Delay calculation, Electronic engineering, Computer science