This lecture covers the process of drawing a layout in Cadence, focusing on the layout of analog CMOS ICs. Topics include the use of multiple fingers, matching single transistors, parasitics in transistors, and asymmetry due to fabrication.
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Covers the fundamentals of analog CMOS integrated circuits, emphasizing transistor-level design principles and the historical impact of CMOS technology.
