VHDL / auto-layout / decimation filter

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Boki, Jan 19, 2004.

  1. Boki

    Boki Guest

    Hi, All:

    I need to design a decimation filter in VHDL / Verilog, and convert VHDL
    code to layout.

    I have already design a sigma-delta modulator for 4 KHz input signal, 1.040
    MHz sampling frequency in switched-capacitor architecture, and the OSR is
    about 128.

    I have many questions need your help:

    1. How to convert VHDL / Verilog code to layout (*.db/ *.gds file), I mean
    the auto-layout process by programs, is there only Verilog code to layout
    way?

    2. Could you please give me some ideas in decimation filter design,
    especially in low-voltage low-power, in my system design, there is only 1-V
    supply voltage.

    Other questions:

    If I already know the close/near harmonic/noise tone to signal point, could
    I design a perfect decimation filter to archive a good system?

    For a fully-differential sigma-delta modulator system, how to get inverse
    signals for fully-differential inputs?

    For single-ended system design, does the operation amplifier input offset
    voltage decide the system fail?

    Do you usually separate clock / comparator / switch / ¡K power line
    independently?

    Is it is possible to use mos as capacitor for switched-capacitor
    architecture?

    Thank you very much!

    Best regards,

    Boki.
     
    Boki, Jan 19, 2004
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