QNNGDS is a toolbox built on top of phidl for device design in the QNN group.
The package is built so that any person wanting to create a new design can do it easily and quickly. It offers various devices, circuits, and test structures used and designed in the QNN group. The package hierarchy is thought as follows:
Design: contains classes from which a complete design can be built. The class inputs are the basic parameters of the chip. Its methods are pre-built cells and tools for distributing and managing the cells over the chip.
Cells: is a library of cells pre-built, that are called by the Design's classes. Each cell contains a text, border marks and an experiment (circuits, devices, or tests) connected to pads for external connection.
Circuits: is a library of circuits made of devices.
Tests: is a library of test structures that help through the fabrication process and characterization.
Geometries: contains useful shapes/geometries that are not available in Phidl or has been adapted from it for special use cases.
Utilities: contains useful tools for building cells and circuits.
Below is an example of the modules used to build a design.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.txt file for details