Source code for kqcircuits.elements.flip_chip_connectors.flip_chip_connector_rf

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import logging

from kqcircuits.elements.element import Element
from kqcircuits.elements.finger_capacitor_square import FingerCapacitorSquare
from kqcircuits.elements.flip_chip_connectors import connector_type_choices
from kqcircuits.elements.flip_chip_connectors.flip_chip_connector import FlipChipConnector
from kqcircuits.elements.flip_chip_connectors.flip_chip_connector_dc import FlipChipConnectorDc
from kqcircuits.elements.launcher import Launcher
from kqcircuits.pya_resolver import pya
from kqcircuits.util.parameters import Param, pdt, add_parameters_from


[docs] @add_parameters_from(FingerCapacitorSquare, "a2", "b2") class FlipChipConnectorRf(FlipChipConnector): """PCell declaration for an inter-chip rf connector. Flip chip connector with two coplanar waveguide connections and different ground bump configurations. The input port is on the first face and on the left. The output port is on the second face and rotated as chosen. About connector_type choices: * ``Single``: the bump connects the two sides * ``GSG``: ground-signal-ground indium bumps * ``Coax``: signal transmitting bump is surrounded by four ground bumps .. MARKERS_FOR_PNG 0,0 15,0 0,-40 -28,0 """ connector_type = Param(pdt.TypeString, "Connector type", "Coax", choices=connector_type_choices) inter_bump_distance = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Distance between In bumps", 100, unit="μm") output_rotation = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Rotation of output port w.r.t. input port", 180, unit="degrees") connector_a = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Conductor width at the connector area", 40, unit="μm") connector_b = Param(pdt.TypeDouble, "Gap width at the connector area", 40, unit="μm") round_connector = Param(pdt.TypeBoolean, "Use round connector shape", False) n_center_bumps = Param(pdt.TypeInt, "Number of center bumps in series", 1)
[docs] def build(self): # Flip-chip bump bump = self._get_bump() for i in range(self.n_center_bumps): self.insert_cell(bump, pya.DTrans((i - (self.n_center_bumps - 1) / 2) * self.inter_bump_distance, 0)) bump_ref = self.get_refpoints(bump) logging.debug("bump_ref: %s", bump_ref) a2 = self.a2 if self.a2 >= 0 else self.a b2 = self.b2 if self.b2 >= 0 else self.b if self.round_connector: # Rounded geometry def rounded_plate(center_x, width, length): reg = pya.Region( pya.DBox(center_x - length / 2, -width / 2, center_x + length / 2, width / 2).to_itype( self.layout.dbu ) ) return reg.rounded_corners(0, min(width, length) / (2 * self.layout.dbu), self.n) def trace(start_x, width, length): return pya.Region(pya.DBox(start_x, -width / 2, start_x + length, width / 2).to_itype(self.layout.dbu)) w = self.connector_a + 2 * self.connector_b bumps_length = (self.n_center_bumps - 1) * self.inter_bump_distance length = w + bumps_length def produce_shape(face, a, b, rotation, trace_rotation): # Base metal gap outline trace_dtrans = pya.DCplxTrans(1, trace_rotation, False, -bumps_length / 2, 0) trace_itrans = trace_dtrans.to_itrans(self.layout.dbu) region = rounded_plate(0, w, length) + trace(0, a + 2 * b, -w / 2).transformed(trace_itrans) # Ground grid avoidance avoid_region = region.sized(self.margin / self.layout.dbu, self.margin / self.layout.dbu, 2) # Subtract circles under bumps for i in range(self.n_center_bumps): region -= rounded_plate( (i - (self.n_center_bumps - 1) / 2) * self.inter_bump_distance, self.connector_a, self.connector_a, ) # Subtract input trace with possible rotation region -= trace(0, a, -w / 2).transformed(trace_itrans) # Subtract trace connecting the series bumps region -= trace(-bumps_length / 2, a, bumps_length) dtrans = pya.DCplxTrans(1, rotation, False, 0, 0) itrans = dtrans.to_itrans(self.layout.dbu) self.cell.shapes(self.get_layer("base_metal_gap_wo_grid", face)).insert(region.transformed(itrans)) self.add_protection(avoid_region.transformed(itrans), face) self.add_port( "{}_port".format(self.face_ids[face]), dtrans * pya.DPoint(-bumps_length / 2, 0) + trace_dtrans * dtrans * pya.DVector(-w / 2, 0), trace_dtrans * dtrans * pya.DVector(-1, 0), face, ) produce_shape(0, self.a, self.b, 0, 0) produce_shape(1, a2, b2, 180, self.output_rotation - 180) else: # Taper geometry s = self.ubm_diameter + (self.n_center_bumps - 1) * self.inter_bump_distance trans = pya.DCplxTrans(1, 0, False, bump_ref["base"] + pya.DPoint(-self.ubm_diameter - s / 2, 0)) tt = pya.DCplxTrans(1, self.output_rotation, False, 0, 0) self.insert_cell( Launcher, trans, self.face_ids[0], s=s, l=self.ubm_diameter, a_launcher=self.connector_a, b_launcher=self.connector_b, launcher_frame_gap=self.connector_b, ) # If there are many center bumps and output direction is not colinear with the input direction than a simple # Launcher won't do. For arbitrary angles we use two Launcher objects one to cover the parallel part, like # in the colinear case, but without the tapering part and we add a second short Launcher rotated to the # right output direction. Additionally, we use the metal addition layer to get rid of the parts where one # Launcher's gap overlaps with the others center conductor. add_metal = False if int(self.output_rotation) not in (0, 180) and self.n_center_bumps > 1: ubm = self.ubm_diameter ibm = self.inter_bump_distance l = (self.n_center_bumps - 1) * ibm / 2 pts = [ pya.DPoint(l - ibm, ubm / 2), pya.DPoint(l, ubm / 2), pya.DPoint(l, -ubm / 2), pya.DPoint(l - ibm, -ubm / 2), ] self.cell.shapes(self.get_layer("base_metal_addition", self.face_ids[1])).insert(pya.DPolygon(pts)) lc = ubm * 1.5 ts = pya.DCplxTrans(1, 180, False, -lc, 0) self.insert_cell( Launcher, ts * trans, None, s=s - lc, l=ubm, a_launcher=self.connector_a, b_launcher=self.connector_b, launcher_frame_gap=self.connector_b, face_ids=[self.face_ids[1], self.face_ids[0]], a=ubm, b=ubm, ) s = ubm trans = pya.DCplxTrans(1, 0, False, bump_ref["base"] + pya.DPoint(-ubm - s / 2, 0)) tt = pya.DCplxTrans(1, self.output_rotation, False, (self.n_center_bumps - 1) / 2 * ibm, 0) add_metal = True self.insert_cell( Launcher, tt * trans, self.face_ids[1], s=s, l=self.ubm_diameter, a_launcher=self.connector_a, b_launcher=self.connector_b, launcher_frame_gap=self.connector_b, face_ids=[self.face_ids[1], self.face_ids[0]], a=a2, b=b2, add_metal=add_metal, ) self._insert_ground_bumps(bump)
def _insert_ground_bumps(self, bump): # Insert ground bumps if self.connector_type == "GSG": self.insert_cell(bump, pya.DCplxTrans(1, 0, False, 0, self.inter_bump_distance)) self.insert_cell(bump, pya.DCplxTrans(1, 0, False, 0, -self.inter_bump_distance)) elif self.connector_type == "Coax": dist_y = 0.5**0.5 * self.inter_bump_distance dist_x = dist_y + self.inter_bump_distance * (self.n_center_bumps - 1) / 2 self.insert_cell(bump, pya.DCplxTrans(1, 0, False, dist_x, dist_y)) self.insert_cell(bump, pya.DCplxTrans(1, 0, False, -dist_x, dist_y)) self.insert_cell(bump, pya.DCplxTrans(1, 0, False, dist_x, -dist_y)) self.insert_cell(bump, pya.DCplxTrans(1, 0, False, -dist_x, -dist_y)) def _get_bump(self): return self.add_element(FlipChipConnectorDc, face_ids=self.face_ids)
[docs] @classmethod def get_sim_ports(cls, simulation): return Element.face_changer_waveguides(simulation)