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I/O libraries required from Cadence?

mohammadalizia

Hi, 

I am working on SilTerra 130nm technology using cadence.

But SilTerra does not provide I/O libraries. How can I get I/O libraries from cadence? 

Please help me out in this.

Thanks in advance.

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  • I would assume that Silterra would provide you with this information. They wouldn't come from Cadence (I very much doubt they would - we're not in the business of providing standard I/O cells). Maybe ARM or one of the other library vendors provides I/O cells for this technology? Did you ask Silterra?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • I would assume that Silterra would provide you with this information. They wouldn't come from Cadence (I very much doubt they would - we're not in the business of providing standard I/O cells). Maybe ARM or one of the other library vendors provides I/O cells for this technology? Did you ask Silterra?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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