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Technical Proceedings of the 2002 International Conference on Modeling and Simulation of Microsystems
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Technical Proceedings of the 2002 International Conference on Modeling and Simulation of Microsystems
 
Chapter 13: Compact Modeling
 

Compact Model for Manufacturing Design and Fluctuation Study

Authors:K.Y. Lim and X. Zhou
Affilation:Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd., Singapore
Pages:746 - 749
Keywords:compact model, semiconductor process variability, fluctuation and sensitivity study, in-line device parameters and end-of-line ET parameters
Abstract:In this article, a physics based compact model [1, 2] has been used as a tool for manufacturing process variability study. Three critical end-of-line (EOL) measured electrical testing (ET) parameters, namely Vth, Ion and Ioff, of a 0.25mm CMOS technology together with three in-line device parameters (tox, Leff, Ns) are used for the study. Based on the compact model, the sensitivity of each EOL parameter with respect to individual in-line device parameter can be easily computed. To systematically examine the correlation of final electrical parameters with the fluctuation of in-line device parameter directly related to process, a mathematical model that expresses ET parameter variance in terms of process-related parameter variance [3] has been employed. By combining the above mathematical model and sensitivity rate calculated from calibrated compact model together with computed normalized variance from actual experimental data, the device parameter fluctuation can be derived from measured ET fluctuation.
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ISBN:0-9708275-7-1
Pages:764
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