J.C. Lin, A. Oates, H. Tseng, Y. Liao, T. Chung, K. Huang, P. Tong, S.H. Yau, Y.F. Wang
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Prediction and Control of NBTI -- Induced SRAM Vccmin Drift
The paper presents a comprehensive study of the impact of NBTI on SRAM Vccmin stability. The authors describe a novel simulation technique to predict the between - die statistical distribution of Vccmin drift due to NBTI. While the drift is a fundamental phenomenon, it was shown that by cell design and transistor process optimization, the drift can be reduced to tolerable levels