STDL131
0.18
m 1.8V CMOS Standard Cell Library
for Pure Logic Products
Data Book
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Introduction
This databook contains information about STDL131 0.18
m 1.8V standard cell library for pure Logic
products developed by SEC (Samsung Electronics Corporation).
The "library" basically contains various kinds of primitive and I/O cells and cores which are used for
developing ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). It also includes a design kit helping designers to
work in a workstation platform, and all sorts of design environments needed for an automatic chip design.
There are six chapters in this databook:
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Electrical Characteristics
Chapter 3
Primitive Cells
Chapter 4
Input/Output Cells
Chapter 5
Compiled Memories
Chapter 6
PLL
Appendix
In this databook, each cell is followed by its AC electrical characteristics, and these characteristic values are
almost equal when the corresponding cell is operated in a real chip.
The purpose of this databook is to prevent any misuse or misapplication of STDL131 cell library by providing
precise information about the cell list, electrical data, directions for use, and matters demanding special
attention.
If you want to get more information about digital cores and analog cores that are not included in this databook,
access the Samsung ASIC web site(http://www.samsung.com/Products/Semiconductor/ASIC) or contact
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Contents
1
Introduction
1.1 Library Description ................................................................................................................1-1
1.2 Features ................................................................................................................................1-2
1.3 EDA Support .........................................................................................................................1-4
1.4 Product Family ......................................................................................................................1-4
1.4.1 Analog Cores ......................................................................................................1-4
1.4.2 Primitive Cells .....................................................................................................1-8
1.4.3 Compiled Memories ............................................................................................1-9
1.4.4 Input/Output Cells ...............................................................................................1-11
1.5
Timings .................................................................................................................................1-14
1.6
Design for Test (DFT) Methodology......................................................................................1-22
1.7
Maximum Fanouts ................................................................................................................1-25
1.8
Packages Capability by Pitch and Lead Count .....................................................................1-32
1.9
Power Dissipation .................................................................................................................1-33
1.10 V
DD
/V
SS
Rules and Guidelines .............................................................................................1-37
1.11 Crystal Oscillator Considerations .........................................................................................1-45
2
Electrical Characteristics
DC Electrical Characteristics.........................................................................................................2-1
3
Primitive Cells
Overview .......................................................................................................................................3-1
Summary Tables ...........................................................................................................................3-2
Primitive Cells
AD2_LP/AD2D2_LP/AD2D4_LP/AD2D8_LP ................................................................................3-14
AD2B_LP/AD2BD2_LP/AD2BD4_LP/AD2BD8_LP ......................................................................3-16
AD3_LP/AD3D2_LP/AD3D4_LP ...................................................................................................3-18
AD4_LP/AD4D2_LP/AD4D4_LP ...................................................................................................3-20
AD5_LP/AD5D2_LP/AD5D4_LP ...................................................................................................3-22
ND2_LP/ND2D2_LP/ND2D4_LP/ND2D8_LP ...............................................................................3-25
ND2B_LP/ND2BD2_LP/ND2BD4_LP/ND2BD8_LP......................................................................3-27
ND3_LP/ND3D2_LP/ND3D4_LP ..................................................................................................3-29
ND3B_LP/ND3BD2_LP/ND3BD4_LP/ND2BD8_LP......................................................................3-32
ND4_LP/ND4D2_LP/ND4D4_LP ..................................................................................................3-35