Thats really difficult, do you know what you are asking ? I dont... Are you asking for width and length of a CMOS chip ? Maybe the datasheet helps... Has your question something todo with power requirement and inductivity ? Maybe you could precise your question a little bit
'W' could stand for: * Width * Watts * Wow-factor * Wife avoidance * Wisp potential (as in _smoke_)
'L' could stand for: * Length * Inductance * Load * Loss * Leakage * Laziness (as portrayed in the brevity of this question) * Lack of interest (so why am I spending so much time on this???) * Lots of fun coming up with these
I think , probably you need a FIB set or maybe other NANOelectronics set similar STM , SEM ,TEM , AFM , NSOM , ... . Focused ion beam (FIB) systems have been produced commercially for approximately ten years, primarily for large semiconductor manufacturers.
in the CMOS circuit are the W and L.. I'm analyzing the comparator circuit with the help of mentor graphics and LTspice .. as an example written there and the value of L = 1u W = 75.59u, how do I know the value of it?? how the formula??
n the CMOS circuit are the W and L.. I’m analyzing the comparator circuit with the help of mentor graphics and LTspice .. as an example written there and the value of L = 1u W = 75.59u, how do I know the value of it?? how the formula??
Well I think I cant help you with your circuit but with the information you gave us so far:
You want to know how to calculate L = 1u ? Try L = 1m * 1m gives 1u, for W you can do it in a similar way...
You think this is a stupid answer ? I think so too, but maybe you take some time to analyze your question... And read carefully Steves comment maybe there is a hidden hint...
