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advanced semiconductor manufacturing conference | 2012
Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Jeanne P. Bickford
Yield loss associated with leakage screens is increasing as products migrate to technologies with thinner gate oxide and more aggressive lithography. Product competitiveness requires meeting low power and when products have exhausted design options, tighter than 3 sigma fast leakage screens are implemented to reduce power which can result in significant yield loss. Selective Voltage Binning (SVB) provides a way to interlock a lower operating voltage in the system with process window information so that faster parts can be run in the system at a lower voltage avoiding the yield loss associated with custom leakage screens.
custom integrated circuits conference | 2005
Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Larry Wissel; Jim Engel; Paul Sulva
Leakage is one of todays most important VLSI design issues, and ASIC design tools require accurate library leakage models. Leakage models have been traditionally derived from Spice simulation, but this approach is difficult and inflexible. Further, Spice simulation may not be possible for all IP in the library. We propose a new approach to modeling leakage of ASIC libraries. This approach is simple and flexible, and it is viable for all IP in the library. It requires no Spice simulation, yet its accuracy has been verified in silicon. It has been implemented for our 90nm ASICs
IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing | 2013
Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Jeanne P. Bickford
Yield loss associated with leakage screens is increasing as products migrate to technologies with thinner gate oxide and more aggressive lithography. Product competitiveness requires meeting low power and when products have exhausted design options, tighter than 3 sigma fast leakage screens are implemented to reduce power which can result in significant yield loss.
symposium on vlsi technology | 2012
Xiaojun Yu; Jie Deng; Sim Y. Loo; Kevin K. Dezfulian; Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Jeanne P. Bickford; Nazmul Habib; Paul Chang; Anda C. Mocuta; Ken Rim
A systematic method is proposed to address modeling challenges in accurate chip level leakage prediction, namely a precise total leakage width count method, a simple model to quantify leakage uplift caused by systematic across-chip variation, and a consistent model to capture 3-sigma leakage and leakage spread at fixed performance.
Archive | 2006
Mark W. Kuemerle; Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Douglas W. Stout; Ivan L. Wemple
Archive | 2000
John M. Cohn; Alvar A. Dean; David J. Hathaway; David E. Lackey; Thomas E Lepsic; Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Scott A. Tetreault; Sebastian T. Ventrone
Archive | 2006
James J. Engel; Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Paul Sulva; Larry Wissel
Archive | 2009
Nathan C. Buck; Brian M. Dreibelbis; John P. Dubuque; Eric A. Foreman; Peter A. Habitz; Jeffrey G. Hemmett; Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Natesan Venkateswaran; Chandramouli Visweswariah; Xiaoyue Wang
Archive | 2008
Theodoros E. Anemikos; Jeanne P. Bickford; Laura S. Chadwick; Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Anthony D. Polson
Archive | 2009
Nathan C. Buck; Howard H. Chen; James P. Eckhardt; Eric A. Foreman; James C. Gregerson; Peter A. Habitz; Susan K. Lichtensteiger; Chandramouli Visweswariah; Tad J. Wilder