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Publikováno v:
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices. 66:19-27
In this paper, we will focus on the problem of modeling global or die-to-die variation in semiconductor devices. We will demonstrate that the process corner-based approach for modeling global variation, which has been the dominant approach for design
Autor:
P. Fleischmann, Patrick H. Keys, M. Stettler, A. Kaushik, Harold W. Kennel, Cory E. Weber, Martin D. Giles, S. S. Botelho, A. Grigoriev, A. D. Lilak, S. Cea, Anurag Chaudhry, N. Voynich, N. Zhavoronok, B. Voinov, Mehandru Rishabh
Publikováno v:
Journal of Computational Electronics. 13:18-32
Front end process simulation is an invaluable tool in assessing current and future process options. This review describes the application of process simulation in modeling geometry, doping and stress effects in advanced logic processes. Continuum and
Publikováno v:
2016 IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology.
With continued scaling of CMOS technology, numerous concerns have been raised about random telegraph noise (RTN) possibly matching or exceeding the random process variation in threshold voltage (V th )[1], [2]. These studies are usually limited by th
Autor:
Cory E. Weber, Martin D. Giles, M. Stettler, Roza Kotlyar, Lucian Shifren, Thomas D. Linton, S. Cea
Publikováno v:
Journal of Computational Electronics. 8:110-123
We review our novel simulation approach to model the effects of applied stress and wafer orientation by mapping detailed dependencies of long channel physics onto short channel device conditions in Silicon NMOS and PMOS. We use kp and Monte Carlo met
Publikováno v:
Journal of Computational Electronics. 7:95-98
We have developed a novel simulation approach to model electron mobility in the inversion layer which encompasses all the important effects of arbitrary wafer and applied stress orientations, such as carrier re-population, band warping, and scatterin
Autor:
Helen E. Jones, Robert Ian Nicholson, Iain Robert Hutcheson, Julia Margaret Wendy Gee, Kathryn Mary Taylor, Stephen Edward Hiscox, Martin Gwyn Giles
Publikováno v:
Reviews in Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders. 8:241-253
Growth factors provide powerful mitogenic and survival signals to breast cancer cells and it is therefore not surprising that they are able to subvert inhibitory responses to anti-hormonal drugs. In this review we discuss several mechanisms by which
Autor:
D. Becher, P. Newman, A. Kornfeld, N. Arkali Radhakrishna, Sanjay Natarajan, S. Mudanai, K. Maurice, Paul A. Packan, Martin D. Giles, Titash Rakshit
Publikováno v:
2015 Symposium on VLSI Technology (VLSI Technology).
Random variation of threshold voltage (Vt) in MOSFETs plays a central role in determining the minimum operating voltage of products in a given process technology. Properly characterizing Vt variation requires a large volume of measurements of minimum
Autor:
Xiaoling Wang, Patrick H. Keys, Reaz Shaheed, Obradovic Borna J, Kaizad Mistry, Stephen M. Cea, Roza Kotlyar, Cory E. Weber, Martin D. Giles, Tahir Ghani, Lucian Shifren, Sunit Tyagi, M. Stettler, Philippe Matagne
Publikováno v:
ECS Transactions. 3:429-438
Due to the success of using strain for performance gain in advanced logic technologies, strain engineering has become an important part of advanced transistor design. This paper presents process and device models that are used to provide understandin
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Lucian Shifren, Everett X. Wang, M. Stettler, Philippe Matagne, B. Obradovic, Martin D. Giles, S. Cea, Roza Kotlyar
Publikováno v:
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices. 53:1840-1851
A comprehensive quantum anisotropic transport model for holes was used to study silicon PMOS inversion layer transport under arbitrary stress. The anisotropic band structures of bulk silicon and silicon under field confinement as a twodimensional qua
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M. Stettler, Jun He, Philippe Matagne, Everett X. Wang, Martin D. Giles, B. Obradovic, Lucian Shifren
Publikováno v:
Journal of Computational Electronics. 3:161-164
A new, computationally efficient model for silicon hole mobility under stress is presented. The model predicts the modulation of hole mobility by stress under arbitrary stress conditions, channel orientations, and fields. The model uses a simplified