ENGR337 Lab 2020 Spring
Project
Name: Jessica Shinkle
Email: jlshinkle@fortlewis.edu

1. Title - Project
2. Introduction
This Project used the accumulated knowledge from both class and labs to produce a functioning inverting Op-Amp. Using LTSpice as the chip design software the final result needed to be both DRC and NCC clean to ensure that the chip layout was functioning design.

3. Materials and Methods
Using Electric program a bias was design to be later used in the inverting op-amp. Therefore the N-wells and P-wells where placed far enough apart to encompass the width of the capacitor later in the project. With the bias designed it an op-amp was made and the bias was overlad on both the schematic and layout. With the op-amp finalized a capacitor and resistor were place into the circuit to make it an inverting amplifier. The inverting amplifier was checked for any NCC and DRC error, if clean the inverting amplifier was placed into the chip schematic finalizing the project.

4. Results

Figure 1: The bias within the circuit in the schematic view


Figure 2: The bias within the circuit in the layout view


Figure 3: The capacitor in the schematic view


Figure 4: The capacitor in the layout view


Figure 5: The Op-amp in the schematic view


Figure 6: The Op-amp in the layout view


Figure 7: The padframe in the layout view

5. Discussion
This project was definitly time consuming but super informing. Dobbs and I had some troubles with the NRC check in the very end but reached out for help. Overall this lab was a success and everything worked properly in the end as seen in the figures.