An object-oriented design paradigm for standard CMOS fabrication technology

The object-oriented design methodology has been manipulated to model the standard CMOS fabrication technology. Detecting and characterizing the objects and classes within the basic object-oriented features of encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism, as well as discussing the model framework and model characterization has been the main pursuits of this works. This modeling approach puts forth the chance of a fully automated fabrication system, with well-characterized hardware and reusable software. This model is also a promising candidate for enhancing the system performance to the minimum level required for fully integrated agent-oriented entities, which can reconfigure themselves for future technology generations.