F. Arnaud, B. Duriez, B. Tavel, L. Pain, J. Todeschini, M. Jurdit, Y. Laplanche, F. Boeuf, F. Salvetti, D. Lenoble, J. Reynard, F. Wacquant, P. Morin, N. Emonet, D. Barge, M. Bidaud, D. Ceccarelli, P. Vannier, Y. Loquet, H. Leninger, F. Judong, C. Perrot, I. Guilmeau, R. Palla, A. Beverina, V. Dejonghe, M. Broekaart, V. Vachellerie, R. Bianchi, B. Borot, T. Devoivre, N. Bicais, D. Roy, M. Denais, K. Rochereau, R. Difrenza, N. Planes, H. Brut, L. Vishnobulta, D. Reber, P. Stolk, M. Woo
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Low cost 65nm CMOS platform for Low Power & General Purpose applications
A 65nm CMOS platform employing General Purpose (GP) and Low Power (LP) devices and 0.5 /spl mu/m/sup 2/ 6T-SRAM bit-cells was developed using both conventional design and low cost CMOS process flow incorporating a strained silicon solution. Fully working 0.5 /spl mu/m/sup 2/ bit-cells with 240mV of SNM and 35 /spl mu/A of cell current at 1.2V operation were obtained. The GP transistor drive currents of 875 /spl mu/A/ /spl mu/m and 400 /spl mu/A/ /spl mu/m for NMOS and PMOS respectively are obtained at V/sub dd/ = 1V, Ioff = 100nA/um. Using the same CMOS flow, 65nm analog transistor parameters are derived for the first time, showing Vt matching (Avt=2.2mV. /spl mu/m) and analog voltage gain factor (G/sub m//G/sub d/>2000 for L = 10 /spl mu/m) at the leading edge for this process technology. NBTI criteria at 125/spl deg/C for both LP and GP transistors are presented and characterized at overdrive conditions.