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Flipped VOltage Follower Pcell, Analog vibes, Chipathon 2024 #352

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  1. DRC and LVS clean reports are attached
  2. README is updated
  3. fvf.py is annotated with comments

1. drc and lvs reports are also attached
2. sample picture of gds is attached
3.  README file and annotations in fvf.py are added
added FVF Pcell files, Analog Vibes, Chipathon 2024
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This is fine for now, but if you want to for the future you may consider add labels using the MappedPDK (see slack discussion). We would need to do that as a separate PR, but this looks good

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Subhampal9 commented Nov 28, 2024

Ok I will check and try to do that.
Can you provide the link of the converstation.

top_level = Component(name="flipped_voltage_follower")

#two fets
if device_type == "nmos":
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Code duplication can be reduced here since only the function name changes and not the arguments.

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Ok I am uploading the new file

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