Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability
Una metodología para analizar los efectos generados por la Electromigración (EM) y el IR-drop en tecnología CMOS 130nm TSMC se llevó a cabo en este trabajo. La metodología implementada evita el sobredimensionamiento de la vista layout en los circuitos diseñados y reduce el tiempo de trabajo utilizad...
- Autores:
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Lozano Carvajal, Juan Pablo
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- http://purl.org/coar/version/c_b1a7d7d4d402bcce
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- 2016
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- Universidad Industrial de Santander
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- 130Nm
Cmos
Electromigracion
Ir-Drop
Confiabilidad
Microelectronica.
A methodology to analyze Electromigration (EM) and IR-drop effects in TSMC 130nm CMOS technology was implemented in this work. The implemented methodology avoids oversizing of the designed circuit layout and reduces the working time used to fix them. Analog
mixed-signal and digital circuits (amplifiers
comparators
filters
phase mixers
ADCs
bandgap voltage reference
charge pumps) were analyzed showing on the layout the circuit structures where EM and IR-drop effect are critical. Among the most common solutions used in this paper to solve the defects found in the layout view of the circuits analyzed are. The modification of the geometry of the interconnection layers with current density levels higher than allowed by the company that produces the integrated circuits (Foundry); The reduction in the supply voltages to avoid high levels of current densities sacrificing circuit performance and reduction in the operating frequency of electronic circuits that do not allow to modify the geometry of the interconnections layers by lack of free space and / or failure of the layout design rules (DRC). The presented results indicate that the implemented methodology is very efficient detecting bottleneck regions
which guarantees the electrical integrity of the produced chip during long operation time and extensive use.
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Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability |
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130Nm, Cmos, Electromigration, Ir-Drop, Reliability, Microelectronics. |
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Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability |
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Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability 130Nm Cmos Electromigracion Ir-Drop Confiabilidad Microelectronica. A methodology to analyze Electromigration (EM) and IR-drop effects in TSMC 130nm CMOS technology was implemented in this work. The implemented methodology avoids oversizing of the designed circuit layout and reduces the working time used to fix them. Analog mixed-signal and digital circuits (amplifiers comparators filters phase mixers ADCs bandgap voltage reference charge pumps) were analyzed showing on the layout the circuit structures where EM and IR-drop effect are critical. Among the most common solutions used in this paper to solve the defects found in the layout view of the circuits analyzed are. The modification of the geometry of the interconnection layers with current density levels higher than allowed by the company that produces the integrated circuits (Foundry); The reduction in the supply voltages to avoid high levels of current densities sacrificing circuit performance and reduction in the operating frequency of electronic circuits that do not allow to modify the geometry of the interconnections layers by lack of free space and / or failure of the layout design rules (DRC). The presented results indicate that the implemented methodology is very efficient detecting bottleneck regions which guarantees the electrical integrity of the produced chip during long operation time and extensive use. |
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Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability |
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Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability |
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Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability |
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Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability |
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Study of electromigration and ir-drop effects for chip reliability |
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Lozano Carvajal, Juan Pablo |
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Hernandez Herrera, Hugo Pablo Roa Fuentes, Elkim Felipe |
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Lozano Carvajal, Juan Pablo |
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130Nm Cmos Electromigracion Ir-Drop Confiabilidad Microelectronica. |
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130Nm Cmos Electromigracion Ir-Drop Confiabilidad Microelectronica. A methodology to analyze Electromigration (EM) and IR-drop effects in TSMC 130nm CMOS technology was implemented in this work. The implemented methodology avoids oversizing of the designed circuit layout and reduces the working time used to fix them. Analog mixed-signal and digital circuits (amplifiers comparators filters phase mixers ADCs bandgap voltage reference charge pumps) were analyzed showing on the layout the circuit structures where EM and IR-drop effect are critical. Among the most common solutions used in this paper to solve the defects found in the layout view of the circuits analyzed are. The modification of the geometry of the interconnection layers with current density levels higher than allowed by the company that produces the integrated circuits (Foundry); The reduction in the supply voltages to avoid high levels of current densities sacrificing circuit performance and reduction in the operating frequency of electronic circuits that do not allow to modify the geometry of the interconnections layers by lack of free space and / or failure of the layout design rules (DRC). The presented results indicate that the implemented methodology is very efficient detecting bottleneck regions which guarantees the electrical integrity of the produced chip during long operation time and extensive use. |
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A methodology to analyze Electromigration (EM) and IR-drop effects in TSMC 130nm CMOS technology was implemented in this work. The implemented methodology avoids oversizing of the designed circuit layout and reduces the working time used to fix them. Analog mixed-signal and digital circuits (amplifiers comparators filters phase mixers ADCs bandgap voltage reference charge pumps) were analyzed showing on the layout the circuit structures where EM and IR-drop effect are critical. Among the most common solutions used in this paper to solve the defects found in the layout view of the circuits analyzed are. The modification of the geometry of the interconnection layers with current density levels higher than allowed by the company that produces the integrated circuits (Foundry); The reduction in the supply voltages to avoid high levels of current densities sacrificing circuit performance and reduction in the operating frequency of electronic circuits that do not allow to modify the geometry of the interconnections layers by lack of free space and / or failure of the layout design rules (DRC). The presented results indicate that the implemented methodology is very efficient detecting bottleneck regions which guarantees the electrical integrity of the produced chip during long operation time and extensive use. |
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Una metodología para analizar los efectos generados por la Electromigración (EM) y el IR-drop en tecnología CMOS 130nm TSMC se llevó a cabo en este trabajo. La metodología implementada evita el sobredimensionamiento de la vista layout en los circuitos diseñados y reduce el tiempo de trabajo utilizado para arreglar sus defectos. Circuitos analógicos, digitales y de señal mezclada fueron analizados mostrando en el layout las estructuras del circuito donde los defectos por EM y IR-drop son críticos. Entre las soluciones más comunes utilizadas en este trabajo para solucionar los defectos encontrados en la vista layout de los circuitos analizados están. La modificación de la geometría de las interconexiones con niveles de densidad de corriente superiores a los permitidos por el Foundry; La reducción en las tensiones de alimentación para evitar niveles elevados de densidad de corriente sacrificando rendimiento del circuito y la reducción en la frecuencia de operación de los circuitos electrónicos que no permiten modificar la geometría de las interconexiones por falta de espacio libre y/o por incumplimiento de las reglas de diseño. Los resultados presentados indican que la metodología implementada es muy eficiente detectando los cuellos de botella con defectos, garantizando la integridad eléctrica del chip producido durante largo tiempo de operación y un amplio uso. |
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