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Note for VLSI Design - VLSI By Hemant Saraswat

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INTRODUCTION TO VLSI DESIGN 2 CLOCK FREQUENCY AND POWER TRENDS 40 INTEL'S 90NM LOGIC PROCESS 48 FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES 56 INTRODUCTION TO CMOS VLSI DESIGN 62 CIRCUITS & LAYOUT 112 MIPS PROCESSOR EXAMPLE 167 CMOS TRANSISTOR THEORY 208 DC & TRANSIENT RESPONSE 249 LOGICAL CIRCUITS 313 WIRES 361 SPICE SIMULATION 385 COMBINATIONAL CIRCUITS 414 CIRCUIT FAMILIES 435 SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS 461 ADDERS 516 DATAPATH FUNCTIONAL UNITS 561 SRAM 590 CAMS,ROMS, AND PLAS 628 DESIGN FOR TESTABILITY 659
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VLSI Technology Overview Jeff Davis ECE6130 Reading (IEDM 2002 Paper plus Begin Chapter 3)

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Outline • • • • • • Introduction/Motivation Physical Technology Trends Clock Frequency and Power Trends Intel’s 90nm Logic Process Future Opportunities Questions

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Moore’s Law 10000 Number of Transistors (Millions) 1000 1 billion transistors @ 2008 100 Pentium 4 Pentium II 10 1 486 DX 1 million transistors @ 1989 286 Pentium III Pentium 386 0.1 8086 0.01 8080 4004 8008 0.001 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 Year Number of transistors doubles every 18 months!! 2015

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Cost-per-function • Historically 25% reduction every year. 1971to 2004 --- approximately 4 orders of magnitude decrease in cost in cost-per-function. Question where does this come from? Smaller Transistor size reduces the Cost-Per-Function! 1.58 x increase in transistors per die ?=? 38% reduction in cost?

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