ETC CLR76000

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR MAINTENANCE
PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT
RECOMMENDED FOR NEW DESIGNS
MARCH 1993
DS3697-2.0
CLR70000
1.0µ (0.8µ L eff) CMOS GATE ARRAYS
FEATURES
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1.0µ (0.8µ Leff) twin well, epitaxial CMOS process
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Architecture optimised for Quad Flat Packs
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New peripheral design employing
state-of-the-art pad pitch
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12K to 54K available gates on a channelless array
architecture
Photograph of Bonding Trials on CLR70000
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Advances in process geometry have resulted in denser and
denser core logic. As a consequence the Industries ‘pad to
gate’ ratio (total number of pads vs number of available gates)
has been reducing and the number of pad limited designs is
rapidly increasing. The CLR70000 employs a completely new
design of peripheral cell which is based on a state-of-the-art
pad pitch allowing more pads per silicon area. The
architecture of the arrays has been optimised to suit the
popular JEDEC/EIAJ compliant QFP package types. Couple
this with the proven CLA70000 0.8µ (Leff) CMOS core and it’s
associated libraries and the CLR70000 is well positioned to
combat todays fast growing QFP and ‘pad limited’ CMOS
Gate Array applications.
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Low power consumption (<5µW/gate/MHz)
■
Programmable slew controlled outputs.
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24mA drive capability
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ESD protection in excess of 2kV
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Fully compatible with CLA70000’s extensive and
proven core libraries.
■
Supports JTAG/BIST test philosophies
(IEEE 1149-1 Test Procedures)
■
Design libraries available on Industry Standard
workstations
CLR70000 FAMILY
CONTENTS
ARRAY
RAW GATES
PADS
PACKAGE
CLR73000
12200
104
MQFP100
FQFP100
TQFP100
CLR74000
19100
128
MQFP120
MQFP128
CLR75000
30900
160
MQFP144
TQFP144
MQFP160
CLR76000
53900
208
FQFP208
Description
Page
Process Technology
2
Core Design
2
I/O Design
2
Cell Libraries
3
DC Characteristics
4
Design Tools
5
Packaging
6
CLR70000
CMOS PROCESS TECHNOLOGY
The CLR70000 arrays are based on GEC Plessey
Semiconductors well proven 0.8µ CMOS process,
manufactured at GPS’s advanced , Class 10, six-inch wafer
fabrication facility. The process is a twin well, self aligned
oxide-isolated technology, with an effective channel length of
0.8µ (1.0µ drawn ), giving a low defect density, high reliability,
and inherently low power dissipation. The process has
excellent immunity to latch-up, and ESD, and exhibits stable
performance characteristics.
Figure 1 : VQ’ Process Cross Section
CORE CELL DESIGN
VDD
Supply
Programmable
contacts
Horizontal Routing
Channels on Metal 1
VSS
Supply
The CLR70000 core is totally compatible with the well proven
CLA70000 core. A four transistor group (2 NMOS and 2
PMOS) (fig 2.) forms the basic cell of the core array. This array
element is repeated in a regular fashion over the complete
core area to give a homogeneous ‘Full Field’ (sea of gates)
array. This lends itself to hierarchical design, allowing prerouted user defined subcircuits to be repeated anywhere on
the array. The core cell structure has been carefully designed
to maximise the number of nets which may be routed through
the cell. This enables optimal routing for both data flow and
control signal distribution schemes thus giving very high
overall utilisation figures. This feature is of particular benefit
in designs using highly structured blocks such as memory or
arithmetic functions.
Vertical Routing Channels on Metal 2
Figure 2 : Core Cell Design showing Cell Transparency
INPUT/OUTPUT BUFFER DESIGN
The CLR70000 employs a new generation of I/O cell taking
advantage of design and assembly advances and new
innovative pad layout techniques.
The peripheral cells are fully programmable as Input, Output,
VDD or GND, and they are designed to offer several
interfacing options, TTL and CMOS for example. The cells
already contain input ‘pull-up’ and ‘pull-down’ resistors and
Electro Static Discharge protection elements. Components
for implementing Schmitt Triggers, TTL threshold detectors,
tristate control, and flip-flops for signal re-timing are also
included. A range of output buffers is available with various
output drive currents to match system requirements.
INPUT
IB6
IB5
IB4
IB3
IB2
IB1
Bonding
Pad
OUTPUT
Figure 3 : CLR70000 Peripheral Cell
Slew-controlled driver
INPUT
DATA
P
D
N
P
OPT3
N
PIN
50pF
Noise transients due to a large number of simultaneously
switching outputs are an increasing problem as bus widths
widen (The supply pad location, inductance of the bond wires
and package leads are also factors). CLR70000 Arrays offer
several I/O buffers with the capability to control the output slew
(di/dt) which are invaluable in controlling these transients
when driving large capacitive loads such as busses.
Delay
2.5V
Driver
IB2BD
IBSK1
IBSK2
IBSK3
2.5V
Delay(nsec)
2.57
3.81
4.90
6.72
Current Ramp (mA/nSec)
107.30
47.40
22.90
11.00
Figure 4 : Slew Rate Control
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CLR70000
CELL LIBRARIES
Core Cells
The CLR70000 array family employs the extensive CLA70000 core cell libraries developed from a broad range of ASIC
experience over more than 15 years. Gate level and SSI functions are included in the MICROCELL Library, for implementation
of ‘glue’ logic and customer specific macros. To increase design productivity, the MACROCELL Library contains optimised SSI
macro functions similar to standard TTL and CMOS logic families. A higher level of cells, particularly suitable for digital signal
processing functions are to be found in the DSP MACROCELL Library. Memory cells (RAM and ROM) are individually generated
within the PARACELL Library. To aid in testing of devices the BIST Library contains JTAG/IEEE-1149.1 elements facilitating
Built-In-Self-Test methods such as scan path and signature analysis. More detailed information on all these libraries can be found
in the CLA70000 datasheet, the CLA70000 design manual and the BIST application guide.
PERIPHERAL CELLS
INTERMEDIATE BUFFER CELLS
Cell
NPIBCMOS1
NPIBCMOS2
NPIBTTL1
NPIBBTL2
NPIBST1
NPIBST2
NPIBGATE
NPIBCLKB
NPIBDF
NPIBDFA
Description
CMOS input buffer + large 2 input NAND gate
CMOS input buffer + data latch
TTL input buffer + large 2 input NAND gate
TTL input buffer + data latch
Input Schmitt buffer with CMOS switching levels
Input Schmitt buffer with 2V switching levels
NAND2/NOR2 gates
Large clock driver
Master-slave D type flip flop
Master-slave D type flip flop
Cell
NPIBSK1
NPIBSK2
NPIBSK3
NPIBTRID
NPIBTRID1
NPIBTRID2
NPIBTRID3
NPIB2BD
NPDRV3
NPDRV6
Description
Driver with slewed outputs
Driver with slewed outputs
Driver with slewed outputs
Tri-state driver
Tri-state driver with slewed outputs + 2 inverters
Tri-state driver with slewed outputs + 2 inverters
Tri-state driver with slewed outputs + 2 inverters
Dual high powered inverters
Clock driver
Clock driver
Cell
NPOP1
NPOP2
NPOP3
NPOP6
NPOP12
NPOP5B
NPOP11B
NPOPT1
NPOPT2
NPOPT3
NPOPT6
NPOPT12
NPOP4TB
NPOP10TB
Description
Smallest drive output cell
Small drive output cell
Standard drive output cell
Medium drive output cell
Large drive output cell
Standard drive non-inverting output cell
Large drive non-inverting output cell
Smallest drive tri-state output cell
Small drive tri-state output cell
Standard drive tri-state output cell
Medium drive tri-state output cell
Large drive tri-state output cell
Standard drive non-inverting tri-state output cell
Large drive non-inverting tri-state output cell
Cell
NPIPNR
NPIPR1P
NPIPR1M
NPIPR2P
NPIPR2M
NPIPR3P
NPIPR3M
NPIPR4P
NPIPR4M
Description
Input cell with no pull up or down resistors
Input cell with 1KOhm pull up resistor
Input cell with 1KOhm pull down resistor
Input cell with 2KOhm pull up resistor
Input cell with 2KOhm pull down resistor
Input cell with 4KOhm pull up resistor
Input cell with 4KOhm pull down resistor
Input cell with 100KOhm pull up resistor
Input cell with 100K Ohm pull down resistor
Cell
NPOPVP
NPOPVM
NPIBVP
NPIBVM
NPLAVP
NPLAVM
NPIBLAVP
Description
VDD power cell for Outputs
GND power cell for Outputs
VDD power cell for Buffers
GND power cell for Buffers
VDD power cell for Logic Array
GND power cell for Logic Array
VDD power cell for Buffer and Logic Array
Cell
NPLAVDD
NPLAGND
NPIBLAVDD
NPIBLAGND
NPALLVP
NPALLVM
NPALLVDD
Description
VDD power cell for Logic Array
GND power cell for Logic Array
VDD power cell for Buffer and Logic Array
GND power cell for Buffer and Logic Array
VDD power cell for All rails
GND power cell for All rails
VDD power cell for All rails
NPIBLAVM
GND power cell for Buffer and Logic Array
NPALLGND
GND power cell for All rails
OUTPUT CELLS
Cell
NPOPOD1
NPOPOD2
NPOPOD3
NPOPOD6
NPOPOD12
NPOPOD5B
NPOPOD11B
NPOPOS1
NPOPOS2
NPOPOS3
NPOPOS6
NPOPOS12
NPOPOS5B
NPOPOS11B
INPUT CELLS
Description
Smallest drive open-drain output cell
Small drive open-drain output cell
Standard drive open-drain output cell
Medium drive open-drain output cell
Large drive open-drain output cell
Standard drive non-inverting open-drain output cell
Large drive non-inverting open-drain output cell
Smallest drive open-source output cell
Small drive open-source output cell
Standard drive open-source output cell
Medium drive open-source output cell
Large drive open-source output cell
Standard drive non-inverting open-source output cell
Large drive non-inverting open-source output cell
OSCILLATOR CELLS *
Cell
Description
NPOSC1
1 to 5MHz Crystal Oscillator
NPOSC2
5 to 20MHz Crystal Oscillator
NPOSC4
15 to 40MHz Crystal Oscillator
NPLPOSC
Low Power 32KHz Crystal Oscillator
NPOSC1ENB
1 to 5MHz Crystal Oscillator with Pwr Down
NPOSC2ENB
5 to 20MHz Crystal Oscillator with Pwr Down
NPOSC3ENB
32KHz to 1MHz Crystal Osc. with Pwr Down
NPOSC4ENB
15 to 40MHz Crystal Osc. with Pwr Down
* In development, please confirm status with local Design Centre
POWER SUPPLY CELLS
Our Libraries are continually being enhanced, so please contact your local Design Centre for the latest information.
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CLR70000
DC ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
All characteristics at Commercial Grade voltage and temperature (0 - 70°C, 4.5V -5.5V)
CHARACTERISTIC
SYM
LOW LEVEL INPUT VOLTAGE
TTL Inputs
CMOS Inputs
VALUE
Typ
Max
VIL
CONDITIONS
0.8
1.0
VIH
(NPIBTTL1/NPIBTTL2)
(NPIBCMOS1/NPIBCMOS2)
INPUT HYSTERESIS
(NPIBST1) Rising
Falling
(NPIBST2) Rising
Falling
UNIT
V
(NPIBTTL1/NPIBTTL2)
(NPIBCMOS1/NPIBCMOS2)
HIGH LEVEL INPUT VOLTAGE
TTL Inputs
CMOS Inputs
Min
V
2.0
VDD - 1.0
V
VT+
VTVT+
VT-
INPUT CURRENT/RESISTANCE (CMOS / TTL INPUTS)
No Resistor
Inputs with 1Kohm Resistors
Inputs with 2Kohm Resistors
Inputs with 4Kohm Resistors
Inputs with 75Kohm Resistors
3.1
1.9
1.7
1.1
VIL to VIH
VIH to VIL
VIL to VIH
VIH to VIL
IIN
-1
0.5
1
2
25
+1
2
4
8
250
µA
KΩ
KΩ
KΩ
KΩ
VIN = VDD or VSS
HIGH LEVEL OUTPUT VOLTAGE
All outputs
Smallest drive cell
NPOP1/NPOPT1/NPOPOS1
Low drive cell
NPOP2/NPOPT2/NPOPOS2
Standard drive cell
NPOP3/NPOPT3/NPOPOS3
Medium drive cell
NPOP6/NPOPT6/NPOPOS6
Large drive cell
NPOP12/NPOPT12/NPOPOS12
VOH
V
LOW LEVEL OUTPUT VOLTAGE
All outputs
Smallest drive cell
NPOP1/NPOPT1/NPOPOD1
Low drive cell
NPOP2/NPOPT2/NPOPOD2
Standard drive cell
NPOP3/NPOPT3/NPOPOD3
Medium drive cell
NPOP6/NPOPT6/NPOPOD6
Large drive cell
NPOP12/NPOPT12/NPOPOD12
VOL
TRISTATE OUTPUT LEAKAGE CURRENT
All open drain output cells
IOZ
OUTPUT SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT
Standard outputs
NPOP3/NPOPT3/NPOPOS3
(See note 1)
NPOP3/NPOPT3/NPOPOD3
IOS
OPERATING SUPPLY CURRENT (per gate) (see note 2)
IDDOP
1
µA/MHz
CI
5
pF
ANY INPUTS (see note 3)
OUTPUT CAPACITANCE
COUT
5
pF
ANY OUTPUT (see note 3)
BIDIRECTIONAL PIN CAPACITANCE
CVO
7
pF
ANY I/O PIN (see note 4)
VDD - 1.0
VDD - 1.0
VDD - 1.0
VDD - 1.0
VDD - 1.0
VDD - 0.05
VDD - 0.5
VDD - 0.5
VDD - 0.5
VDD - 0.5
VDD - 0.5
IOH = -1µA
IOH = -2mA
IOH = -4mA
IOH = -6mA
IOH = -12mA
IOH = -24mA
V
VDD + 0.05
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
µA
-1
INPUT CAPACITANCE
IOL = 1µA
IOL = 2mA
IOL = 4mA
IOL = 6mA
IOL = 12mA
IOL = 24mA
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
1
VOH = VSS or VDD
mA
21
54
45
102
75
165
VDD = MAX, VOUT = GND
VDD = MAX, VOUT = VDD
Note 1: Standard driver output NPOP3 etc. Short circuit current for other outputs will scale. Not more than one output may be shorted at a time for
a maximum duration of one second.
Note 2: Excluding peripheral buffers.
Note 3: Excludes package leadframe capacitance or bidirectional pins.
Note 4: Excludes package.
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
RECOMMENDED OPERATING LIMITS
PARAMETER
MIN
MAX
UNITS
PARAMETER
MIN
MAX
UNITS
Supply
Input
Output
- 0.5
- 0.5
- 0.5
7.0
VDD+0.5
VDD+0.5
V
V
V
Supply Voltage
Input Voltage
Output Voltage
Current per pad
3.0
VSS
VSS
5.5
VDD
VDD
100
V
V
V
mA
70
85
degree C
degree C
Voltage
Voltage
Voltage
Operation above these absolute maximum ratings or prolonged
periods above the recommended operating limits may
permanently damage device characteristics and may affect
reliability.
Storage Temperature:
Plastic
4
- 40
125
degree C
Operating Temperature:
Commercial Grade
0
Industrial Grade
-40
CLR70000
DESIGN TOOLS
The focus of the GEC Plessey design tool methodology is that of maintaining an open CAD system with all interfaces standardized
via EDIF 2.0 . This enables us to provide full support for a variety of 3rd party ASIC design tools and facilitates rapid updating
of associated libraries. It also provides an interface to the GEC Plessey (PDS2) design system, which offers a total design
environment including behavioral and functional level modelling.
PDS2 - THE GPS ASIC DESIGN SYSTEM
■
Behavioral, Functional, and Gate Level Modelling
■
VHDL and Third Party Links
■
Supports Hierarchical Design Techniques
■
EDIF 2.0 Interface
PDS2 is GPS’s own proprietary ASIC design system. It
provides a fully-integrated, technology independent VLSI design environment for all GPS CMOS SemiCustom products.
PDS2 runs on Digital Equipment Corporation computers and
is self configuring according to the available machine resources. It comprises design capture (schematic capture or
VHDL), testability analysis, logic simulation, fault simulation,
auto place and route, and back annotation. The system offers
full support for hierarchical design techniques, maintained
from design capture through to layout, as well as advanced
design management tools. PDS2 may be used either at a GPS
Design Centre or under licence at the customer’s premises. A
three day training course is available for first time users.
THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE SUPPORT
■
Design Kits for major industry standard ASIC design
software tools
■
All libraries include fully detailed timing information
■
EDIF 2.0 Interface
■
Post layout back annotation available
Schematic
Capture
Schematic
Symbols
GPS supports a wide range of third party design tools
including IKOS, Mentor, Verilog, and Viewlogic. The design
kits offer fully detailed timing information for all cell libraries,
netlist extraction utilities, and post layout back annotation
capability where applicable. An example of a workstation
design flow is shown in the figure 5 (opposite). Please contact
your local GEC Plessey Semiconductor’s sales office for
further information about support of particular tools.
PDS
ENVIRONMENT
WORKSTATION
ENVIRONMENT
CLA
Libraries
ERC &
Netlist
Translation
Back Annotation
Simulation
Models
Simulation
Test Vector
Generation
MLE
Place &
Route
Design
Verification
Vector
Translation
Test Program
Generation
Figure 5 : Workstation Design Flow
DESIGN SUPPORT
Design support is available from various centres worldwide
each of which is connected to our Headquarters via high
speed data links. A design centre engineer is assigned to
each customers circuit, to ensure good communication, and a
smooth and efficient design flow.
Review 1:
Review 2
Review 3
As part of the design process GPS operates a thorough design
audit procedure to verify compliance with customer
specification and to ensure manufacturability. The procedure
includes four separate review meetings, with the customer,
held at key stages of the design. The standard design audit
procedure is outlined opposite.
Review 4
Held at the beginning of the design cycle to
check and agree on specifications and design
timescales.
Held after Logic Simulation and prior to Layout.
Checks to ensure satisfactory functionality,
timing performance, and adequate fault
coverage
Held after Layout and Post layout Simulation.
Verification of design performance after
insertion of actual track loads. Final check of all
device specifications before prototype
manufacture.
Held after prototype delivery. Confirms that the
devices meet the specification and are suitable
for full scale production.
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CLR70000
PACKAGING
The CLR70000 arrays are available in a range of EIAJ/JEDEC
compatible Plastic Quad Flat Packs, included in this range are
1.4mm thick and 0.5mm lead pitch variants. The range of
packages currently available for the CLR70000 is tabulated
below (fig 6). Footprint compatible ceramic packages are also
available for fast prototyping (ceramic package for 208 pin and
TQFP are in development please confirm availability). Our
package portfolio is continually being updated, please consult
your local design centre for latest information.
Array
Package
Pins
Approx. Dimensions (mm)
L
CLR73
CLR74
CLR75
CLR76
W
H
P
FQFP
100
14
14
2.0
0.50
MQFP
100
20
14
2.7
0.65
TQFP
100
14
14
1.4
0.50
MQFP
120
28
28
3.5
0.80
MQFP
128
28
28
3.5
0.80
MQFP
144
28
28
3.5
0.65
TQFP
144
20
20
1.4
0.50
MQFP
160
28
28
3.5
0.65
FQFP
208
28
28
3.5
0.50
Figure 6 : Matrix of Available Plastic Packages
Note :
W
L
H
P
Figure 7 : QFP Outline Drawing
MQFP = Metric Quad Flat Pack
FQFP = Fine Pitch Quad Flat Pack
TQFP = Thin Quad Flat Pack
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