Polysilicon below metal -Metal- Aluminum interconnection Active region 10 A Contact Polysilicon gate Oxide Metal Oxide ele+He-| 2A 2A 1A 2A 1A 12 A Figure 4.24 Composite top view and cross sections of a transistor with W/L = 5/1 demonstrating a basic set of ground rules.
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What is the active area of the transistor if ∆ = 0.125 μm? What
are the values of W and L for the transistor. What is the area of the transistor gate region?
How many of these transistors could be packed together on a 10 mm × 10 mm integrated
circuit die if the active areas of the individual transistors must be spaced apart by a minimum
of 4 ∆?
Given:
Concept:
The part of the chip at the top in which all the actions of the chip takes place is called as active area. It consists of transistors and resistors.
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