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Experience with overdrive devices in 55nM?
Sep 07th, 2014, 3:54am
 
Hi All,

I am using 55nM TSMC process. The 55nM has two I/O devices.
One is 2.5V device and another one is 3.3V device [2.5V over-drive].
Are those 3.3V devices good for analog design? For example can I design/tapeout a audio amplifier using them?
I am worried because they are not natural 3.3V devices[ these have same gate oxide as 2.5V] but these are tweaked to handle more voltage.

Does anyone have tapeout experience using these devices?
Are there any discrepancies between Models and silicon performance?

http://www.tsmc.com/english/dedicatedFoundry/technology/65nm.htm
please check IO devices in LP .

Thanks
SNIKE.
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