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Material Type: Assignment; Professor: Grantner; Class: Digital Electronics; Subject: Electrical & Computer Engineer; University: Western Michigan University; Term: Spring 2009;
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ECE 4500 Project Assignment # ECE 5950 Project Assignment # (Team Project) Total: 40 pts. (10% of course grade) Due 3:00pm, Thursday, April 16, 2009 Demonstrations in the B-214 lab
Specifications:
Design a Dual 4 4-Bit Register Bank (DRB) by using any design style in s tatic CMOS technology. Each bank of the DRB (Registers R0 - R3 , and R4 - R7 , respectively) should include the necessary address decoder, read/write, pre-charge, sense amplifier, temporary buffer register and three-state buffer circuits. Please refer to Page 3 for the basic architecture, and to the “Hints” (five pages) that are posted under the Design Clinic Section of the Class Web Page. The DRB is specified such that one bank may be accessed simultaneously with the other one. Your final design should only have the following input and output signals:
The terminal configuration of the layout should allow access to all input signals from the top, and all output signals from the bottom of the cell. The power lines should be on first- layer metal rails that pass completely through the cell in a horizontal direction. Be as generous as you can with the widths of the power lines so that their current- carrying capabilities will be reasonably high. Use W/L ratios for your transistors such that the circuit outputs will exhibit near minimum average propagation delays. You are going to work with a 0.25-micron CMOS technology, however, the minimum feature size (LMIN) should not be less than 1.2 μm.
Tasks:
Project Report (hard copy) that includes: a) Introduction b) Discussion of your design c) Transistor-level schematic diagrams d) Simulation timing diagrams along with comments e) Final specs of your circuit (size of area, and area-delays product included) f) Printout of the layout diagram g) Conclusions
Each Team must submit a joint Project Report.
Bonus credit: the best design (chosen in terms of the minimum product of the layout area and the average access time delay) will be given up to +2% extra credit at the discretion of the course instructor.
Note : you will lose 4 pts. by each day your project is tardy. No credit will be given if the project is submitted after 5:00pm, Friday, April 17, 2009.