Process design kit
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A process design kit (PDK) is a set of files used within the semiconductor industry to model transistors for a certain technology for a certain foundry.
For example, the Cadence Virtuoso Tool supports over 25 different PDKs.
Typical PDK contains:
- standard cells library
- design rules (DRC rules)
- SPICE model of transistors
- layout information (in GDSII)
[edit] See also
- Open PDK Coalition
- Interoperable PDK Libraries
[edit] External Links
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