9.2. MOSbius Chip Design Details#

<This chapter is under construction>

9.2.1. Device Layouts#

Devices#

<TBD>

Current Mirrors#

<TBD>

Simple OTAs#

<TBD>

9.2.2. Switch Matrix and Shift Register#

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Fig. 9.1 Partial schematic of the 650-stage shift register#

<Labeling of the signals is not consistent; what is RST compared to EN? D needs to be DATA; RST is active-low so it must be inverse of EN>

The off-chip clock CLK is converted into two non-overlapping clock phases \(\phi\) and \(\overline{\phi}\) on chip to make sure that no hold-time violations occur in the register. A Schmitt Trigger is added to the DATA and EN line (not shown) to further improve the noise robustness of the signaling.

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Fig. 9.2 Organization of the layout of a stage in the shift register#

<Add a timing diagram for the shift register>

9.2.3. Top-Level Layout#

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Fig. 9.3 Layout view of the 1mm x 1mm MOSbius chip#

The chip includes 424pF of nMOS decoupling capacitance between VDD and VSS

9.2.4. Package Pins to Shift-Register Mapping#

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Fig. 9.4 Schematic of the MOSbius chip; blue pin numbers correspond to the numbering in the shift-register bitstream and the PCB labels, while orange numbers correspond to chip package pin numbers.#