Lecture

Delay Models: Resistance, Capacitance, and Inductance

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This lecture covers the calculation of resistance in uniform slabs and diffusion layers, the sheet resistance in CMOS technology, and the capacitance of MOS transistors. It also discusses the Elmore delay model, power dissipation, PVT variations, and the impact of temperature, power supply voltage, and process variations on IC design.

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