oh, I see. do you know who publishes it? I'm still...
# analog-designb
Brian Neltner
07/08/2020, 7:38 PMoh, I see. do you know who publishes it? I'm still trying to get a handle on the simplest useful fully-analog circuit I could implement.
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Travis Ayres
07/08/2020, 11:40 PMImplement a resistor.
Travis Ayres
07/08/2020, 11:41 PMI'm only half kidding. It's just to get familiar with the tools
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Travis Ayres
07/08/2020, 11:41 PMThen do an inverter
Travis Ayres
07/08/2020, 11:42 PMSize the transistors, do the spice Sims, blah blah
Travis Ayres
07/08/2020, 11:42 PMActually that sounds like a good "hello world" for a document
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Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 12:18 AMyup! I'll try to take some notes, it sounds like a great tutorial
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Travis Ayres
07/09/2020, 1:43 AMI'd work with you on it if you want!
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Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 1:47 AMsure, I always have beginners write tutorials, but it'd be good to do together
Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 1:47 AMI got to the part where I run make on the git repository...
Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 1:47 AMkind of pacing myself
Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 1:49 AMtrying to make one section a day might be a reasonable pace to go at
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Travis Ayres
07/09/2020, 4:57 AMAre you using Magic or KLayout?
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Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 4:59 AMI have not gotten far enough that I would choose, so I'd suggest we pick whichever seems like a better long-term choice?
Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 4:59 AMI do use Linux if that makes the choice simpler
Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 5:01 AMprobably picking one and installing it should be in a tutorial as well
Brian Neltner
07/09/2020, 5:01 AMor at least a link to a recommended tutorial
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Travis Ayres
07/09/2020, 8:22 PMKLayout really looks good, but Magic has been around forever. I'm not sure which would be more adaptable for smaller geometries.