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摘要
本文介绍了一种利用BICMOS工艺设计混合信号电路的新方法。概述了混合应用的BICMOS工艺要求,以及新的0.7 um CMOS和13 Ghz / NPN工艺。第三章展示了一些创新的库概念,它们提供了很大的灵活性。广泛使用了经典库概念和CAD工具的混合。然后,概述了前端和后端设计工具,提供了开发混合信号电路所需的大部分功能。最后讨论了混合信号电路测试的一些注意事项,并介绍了新的测试工具。
Mixed Signal Circuits : Overview of a Flexible Design Methodology using BICMOS Processes
This paper describes a new design methodology for mixed signal circuits using BICMOS processes. An overview of BICMOS process requirements for mixed applications is presented as well as a new 0.7 um CMOS and 13 Ghz / NPN process. Some innovative library concepts, which offer a lot of flexibility, are shown in the third chapter. A mixture of classical library concepts and CAD tools are extensively used. Then, an overview of a front-end and a back-end design tool offering most of the functionality needed to develop mixed signal circuits is presented. Finally, some considerations on mixed signal circuit testing are discussed, and new tools introduced.