E. Gutiérrez-D., J. De la Hidalga-W, M. Deen, S. Koshevaya
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An alternative method to monitor and control the IC temperature in the 4.2-77 K range
We introduce an alternative to the diode-method to monitor and control the local temperature in CMOS integrated circuits operated at cryogenic temperatures. We use an n-MOS transistor as a thermometer and prove that it has a linear performance in the 4.2 77 K temperature range. The method has been validated with a CMOS inverter fabricated in a 0.7 μm CMOS technology.