Comprehensive Feasibility Study of Single FIN Transistors for Scaling Both Switching Energy and Device Footprint

H. Fukutome, K. Suh, W. Kim, Y. Moriyama, S. Kang, B. Eom, J. Kim, C. Yoon, W. Kwon, Y. Chung, Y. Nam, Y. Kim, S. Park, J. Park, H. Cho, K. Rim, S. Kwon
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We have comprehensively studied feasibility of single-fin (1-fin) devices from viewpoint of scaling switching energy (CV2) and device footprint width, which affects standard cell height. We have clarified methodology to lower minimum operation voltage (Vmin) of flip-flop (F/F) featuring 1-fin devices in order to maximize gain of CV2. For the first time, we have demonstrated Vmin of 1-fin F/F same as 2-fin one and 27% CV2 reduction with keeping speed at a constant leakage.
单鳍晶体管开关能量和器件占用空间的综合可行性研究
我们从缩放开关能量(CV2)和影响标准单元高度的器件占地宽度的角度全面研究了单鳍(1鳍)器件的可行性。我们已经阐明了降低具有1鳍器件的触发器(F/F)的最小工作电压(Vmin)的方法,以最大化CV2的增益。我们首次证明了1鳍F/F的Vmin与2鳍F/F相同,并且在保持恒定泄漏速度的情况下降低了27%的CV2。
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