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Systematical study of 14nm FinFET reliability: From device level stress to product HTOL
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2015
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ReliabilityElectrical EngineeringProduct HtolEngineeringVlsi DesignDevice Level StressBulk Finfet TechnologyPhysic Of FailureBias Temperature InstabilityHardware ReliabilityComputer EngineeringCircuit ReliabilityElectronic PackagingDevice ReliabilityMicroelectronicsBti VariabilityFinfet Reliability
In this paper, fundamental reliability findings in 14nm bulk FinFET technology, are systematically investigated. From device and Ring Oscillator stress to product-level HTOL results, we show that BTI on (110) Fin can be improved significantly with optimized process. In addition, BTI variability with small Fins does not pose any fundamental risk and we'll show 1000hrs of HTOL data on 128Mb SRAM. Fin Self-heating effect (SHE) was characterized for both logic and I/O devices and verified through simulations and thermal imaging for product design and verifications. Overall, robust 14nm FinFET reliability has been demonstrated on the product level through full process optimizations and stress validations.
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