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[Cadence Virtuoso] matching schematic transistors with interdigitated layout counterparts

calbear2009
calbear2009 over 15 years ago

Hi,

In Cadence Virtuoso/Composer, I am trying to match multiple transistors devices in my schematic to interdigitated transistors in layout.

However, Virtuoso seems to have a problem mapping many schematic devices to a single cell in layout. How do I do this? This would be crucial for LVS, and I believe the interdigitated fingers for matching transistors is a common practice. Thanks a lot in advance!

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    Alex Soyer over 15 years ago

     Hi calbear2009,

     which version of Virtuoso do you use ?

    In Layout XL you can use the 'Define Device Correspondance' feature in the 'Connectivity' menu (on layout side).

    You can map multiple schematic instances to one layout instance.

    Thanks,

    Alex

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  • Alex Soyer
    Alex Soyer over 15 years ago

     Hi calbear2009,

     which version of Virtuoso do you use ?

    In Layout XL you can use the 'Define Device Correspondance' feature in the 'Connectivity' menu (on layout side).

    You can map multiple schematic instances to one layout instance.

    Thanks,

    Alex

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