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20 March 2019 Optimization of read and write performance of SRAMs for node 5nm and beyond
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Scaled technology node, SRAMs suffer from increased Bit Line (BL) and Word Line (WL) resistance. To solve these issues, we present SRAM bit-level BL and WL metallization and options suitable for both SADP an EUV. We also present Buried power Rail (BPR) SRAM as enablers for high density SRAM cells (HD-111) in scaled technology nodes for 5nm and beyond and illustrate system level advantages of BPR SRAM with BPR based power delivery network of a hard macro like Arm 64-bit CPU.
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Khaja Ahmad Shaik, Mohit Gupta, Pieter Weckx, and Alessio Spessot "Optimization of read and write performance of SRAMs for node 5nm and beyond", Proc. SPIE 10962, Design-Process-Technology Co-optimization for Manufacturability XIII, 1096203 (20 March 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2515162
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KEYWORDS
Resistance

Capacitance

Extreme ultraviolet

Laser induced breakdown spectroscopy

Logic

Optical lithography

System on a chip

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