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Title: ECE 425 - VLSI Circuit Design


1
ECE 425 - VLSI Circuit Design
  • Lecture 20 - Chip-Level Design
  • Spring 2007

Prof. John NestorECE DepartmentLafayette
CollegeEaston, Pennsylvania 18042nestorj_at_lafayet
te.edu
2
Announcements
  • Reading
  • Book 7.1 - 7.4
  • Where We Are
  • Last Time
  • Sequential Logic Storage Elements
  • Sequential Logic Testing
  • Today
  • Chip-Level Design
  • Packaging
  • Pad Design
  • Floorplanning

3
Overview - Chip-Level Design
  • Packaging
  • Pad Design
  • Floorplanning

4
Chip Packaging
  • Purposes of Packaging
  • Protect chip die from damage
  • Provide connection points to PC board
  • Conduct heat away from chip
  • External connection Pins
  • Internal connection Pads
  • Connections performed by bonding machine

5
Common package types
  • Dual-inline package (DIP)
  • PLCC
  • Surface mount
  • Pin-grid array
  • Ball-grid array
  • Flip-chip
  • Multi-chip modules

6
Some Common Packages
DIP
PGA
PLCC
7
DIP Package
  • Used in early chips
  • Not popular today due to size, pin limits
  • MOSIS chips 40-pin DIPs

8
Surface-Mount Package
  • Mechanically mounted on PC board
  • Smaller than DIPs

Graphic Source MemMan.com
9
Ball Grid Array Detail
BGA
Graphic Source Analog Devices,
Inc. http//www.analog.com/technology/dsp/EZAnswer
s/manufacturing/bga/background.html
10
Chip Lead Inductance
  • Recall inductor voltage
  • V L(di/dt)
  • Result voltage spikes when current changes
    rapidly (like, on a clock edge)
  • Example (from Wolf book)
  • L 0.5 nH
  • iL 1A
  • vL 0.5 V.
  • Workaround use multiple Vdd, Gnd pins(Wolf
    Book First Pentium had 497 each!)

11
I/O Pads
  • Pads attach chip to "outside world"
  • Wires to pins are bonded to pads on top-level
    metal
  • Output pads must drive large loads
  • Input pads must protect from ESD (Electrostatic
    Discharge)
  • Pad cells - connect to form a pad frame
  • Pad locations
  • Common approach pad frame around periphery of
    chip
  • Less common approach pads across entire chip
    surface
  • Some advanced packaging systems bond directly to
    package without bonding wire

12
Pad Frame Organization
13
Pad Frame Organization
  • Must supply power/ground to each pad as well as
    chip core.
  • Positions of pads around frame may be determined
    by pinout requirements on package.
  • Want to distribute power/ground pins as evenly
    as possible to minimize power distribution
    problems.

14
Input Pads
  • Problem Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) can
    destroy circuit
  • high voltages "punch through" gate oxide
  • Irreversible damage to transistors
  • Solution "Lightning Arrestor"(See Fig. 7-22, p.
    389)
  • series resistor
  • clamping circuits

15
Input Pads
  • Basic Circuit
  • Refinements
  • NPN-transistors as clamps (see book)
  • MOS transistors as clamps (output drivers in
    bidirectional pad?)

16
Output Pads
  • large transistors used to drive external loads
  • note need for buffering to drive pad transistors

17
Bidirectional pads
  • Combine input, output circuit structures
  • Input mode both output transistors OFF
    ("tristate" mode)
  • Output mode one output transistor ON

18
The MOSIS 1.6µm pad frame
  • Developed by Jeff Sondeen, USC ISI
  • A set of pads designed to form a ring
  • Bidirectional Pads
  • Input Pads (Bidirectional Pad with EN0)
  • Output Pads (Bidirectional PAD with no output)
  • Power Supply Pads
  • "Empty" Pads
  • Connect by abutment to form complete ring
  • Pad Frame - fully assembled pad ring
  • More info available at ftp//ftp.isi.edu/pub/son
    deen/

19
MOSIS Pad -----
- Frame
SCNA.80.2000
20
MOSIS Pad Frame - IO Pad Cell
97 X 134 l
Gnd!
Vdd!
IN
Inb
EN
out
InUnb
21
IO Pad Design
  • Jeff Sondeens ASCII Art Schematic

  • -----

  • ---- PAD

  • -----

  • -
  • Vdd
    \
  • ---------
    - / 150 ohm

  • GND \
  • -- -- ENABLE
  • --0 0---------
    Vdd
  • -- --

  • --
  • ----------------------------
    0 P

  • --
  • ENABLE -- -- ENABLEbar
  • ------------ 0--------
    ------
  • -- --
    IN_unbuffered

  • --
  • ---------------------------
    - N ---

Sourceftp//ftp.mosis.org/pub/sondeen/magic/SCNA.
80.PADS.2000/README
22
Notes about ESD Protection
  • 1. Thick-Field Oxide transistor of size W/L
    600/3 microns,
  • 2. 150 ohms N_diffusion resistor/diode, and
  • 3. Tri-state output drivers as pair of diode
    clamps.
  • ESD results have been reported to exceed 2000
    volts (in Orbit 2.0 um fab) but these results
    have not been confirmed by Mosis.

Sourceftp//ftp.mosis.org/pub/sondeen/magic/SCNA.
80.PADS.2000/README
23
MOSIS Pad Frame - Vdd Pad Cell
97 X 134 l
Gnd!
Vdd!
Vdd!
24
MOSIS Pad Frame - Analog, Power Pads
analog (for VI, VE)
power (for VRplus, VRminus)
25
MOSIS Pad Frame - Corner Detail
Gnd!
Vdd!
26
A/D Project Pad Frame
Location /home/nestorj/PadFrame/adcframe04.mag
2570l
2570l
1060l
1060l
27
ADC Frame Notes
  • Two projects per chip die
  • Chip split vertically
  • Design your layout top level cell to drop into
    padframe on left (or right) side

28
Coming Up
  • Floorplannning
  • Subsystem Design
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