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Design and CAD challenges in sub-90nm CMOS technologies

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4 Author(s)
Bernstein, K. ; IBM Thomas J. Watson Res. Center, Yorktown Heights, NY, USA ; Ching-Te Chuang ; Joshi, R. ; Puri, R.

This paper discusses design challenges of scaled CMOS circuits in sub-90nm technologies for high-performance digital applications. To continue scaling of the CMOS devices deep into sub-90nm technologies, fully depleted SOI, strained-Si on SiGe, FinFETs with double gate, and even further, three-dimensional circuits will be utilized to design high-performance circuits. We will discuss unique design aspects and issues resulting from this scaling such as gate-to-body tunneling, self-heating, reliability issues, and process variations. As the scaling approaches various physical limits, new SOI design issues such as Vt modulation due to leakage, low-voltage impact ionization, and higher Vt,lin to maintain adequate Vt,sat, continue to surface. With an eye towards the future, design and CAD issues related to sub-65nm device structures such as double gate FinFET will be discussed.

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Computer Aided Design, 2003. ICCAD-2003. International Conference on

Date of Conference: 9-13 Nov. 2003

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