Shien-Yang Wu, C. Y. Lin, M. Chiang, J. Liaw, J. Cheng, C. H. Chang, V. Chang, K. Pan, C. Tsai, C. Yao, T. Miyashita, Y. Wu, K. Ting, C. Hsieh, R. F. Tsui, R. Chen, C. Yang, H. Chang, C. Lee, K. Chen, Y. Ku, S. Jang
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Abstract
For the first time, we demonstrate the smallest, fully functional 32Mb 6-T high density SRAM reported in literature with scaled bulk FinFETs for CMOS technology beyond 10nm node. Scaled FinFET devices exhibit excellent electrostatic with DIBL of <;45mV/V and sub-threshold swing of <;65mV/decade and competitive drive current. Static noise margin of ~90mV for the high density SRAM operated down to 0.45V is achieved.