Impact of back bias on ultra-thin body and BOX (UTBB) devices

Q Liu, F Monsieur, A Kumar… - 2011 Symposium on …, 2011 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Q Liu, F Monsieur, A Kumar, T Yamamoto, A Yagishita, P Kulkarni, S Ponoth, N Loubet
2011 Symposium on VLSI Technology-Digest of Technical Papers, 2011ieeexplore.ieee.org
We present a detailed study of back bias (V bb) impact on UTBB devices with a gate length
(LG) of 25nm and BOX thicknesses (TBOX) of 25nm and 10nm, respectively. It is reported for
the first time that the Vt is modulated by V bb across a wide temperature range, from-40° C to
125° C. The device electrostatics and reliability, under various V bb are investigated. The
short channel effect (SCE) is well maintained across the bias points. NFET GIDL and HCI
both improve when negative bias is applied. The V bb effect on ring oscillators'(ROs) …
We present a detailed study of back bias (V bb ) impact on UTBB devices with a gate length (L G ) of 25nm and BOX thicknesses (TBOX) of 25nm and 10nm, respectively. It is reported for the first time that the Vt is modulated by V bb across a wide temperature range, from -40°C to 125°C. The device electrostatics and reliability, under various V bb are investigated. The short channel effect (SCE) is well maintained across the bias points. NFET GIDL and HCI both improve when negative bias is applied. The V bb effect on ring oscillators' (ROs) performance, based on 100nm contacted gate pitch (CPP), and on a 0.08μm 2 6-T SRAM, based on 80nm CPP, are reported for the first time. Clear RO performance/leakage tradeoff and SRAM static noise margin (SNM) modulation by V bb are observed. SNM of 206mV is achieved at Vdd=0.9V.
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