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Switched Capacitor and Active-RC Filter Layout Using a Parameterizable Generator
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An automatic macrocell generator has been developed and applied to the analog layout of SC and active-RC filters. The generator consists of a process independent generation procedure, a leafcell library, and a circuit description of the leafcells. The unit element arrays of the whole filter are generated together to minimize the array height of the entire filter macrocell, so that the area of the generated filter is as small as that of a manually laid out filter. Three SC filters and one active-RC filter were designed and fabricated by 1.5-µm CMOS technology, that successfully yielded an S/N ratio of more than 70 dB with a quick turn around time.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E75-A No.10 pp.1301-1305
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- 1992/10/25
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Takao KANEKO, Yukio AKAZAWA, Mitsuyoshi NAGATANI, "Switched Capacitor and Active-RC Filter Layout Using a Parameterizable Generator" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E75-A, no. 10, pp. 1301-1305, October 1992, doi: .
Abstract: An automatic macrocell generator has been developed and applied to the analog layout of SC and active-RC filters. The generator consists of a process independent generation procedure, a leafcell library, and a circuit description of the leafcells. The unit element arrays of the whole filter are generated together to minimize the array height of the entire filter macrocell, so that the area of the generated filter is as small as that of a manually laid out filter. Three SC filters and one active-RC filter were designed and fabricated by 1.5-µm CMOS technology, that successfully yielded an S/N ratio of more than 70 dB with a quick turn around time.
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AU - Takao KANEKO
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