session: SOI Circuit DesignInternational audienceThis work investigates the impact of Random Telegraph Signal (RTS) noise on a 6-Transistor Single-P-Well Static Random Access Memory (6T-SRAM) in 28nm Ultra-Thin Body and Buried Oxide Fully-Depleted Silicon-On-Insulator (UTBB FD-SOI) technology. RTS noise impact is observed through Write-Ability measurements on a 143Kb SRAM macro. A SPICE-level bias- and time-dependent RTS model peculiar to UTBB FD-SOI, introducing the back-gate as a second RTS noise source and considering the front- and back-gate coupling, is used for simulations to confirm silicon observations. It is shown that the body-biasing feature of UTBB FD-SOI does not introduce critical RTS noise compared to the one originated from ...
In this work, we study random telegraph signal (RTS) noise in metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect...
The complexity of Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) under digital circuit operations makes it difficult t...
Abstract — This paper analyzes the impacts of a single acceptor-type and donor-type interface trap i...
session: SOI Circuit DesignInternational audienceThis work investigates the impact of Random Telegra...
session A7L-E: Advanced CMOSInternational audienceThis work investigates the impact of Random Telegr...
In this paper, we report the noise measurements in the RF frequency range for ultrathin body and thi...
Abstract—With aggressive technology scaling and heightened variability, circuits such as SRAMs and D...
International audienceThe low-frequency noise (LFN) sources in ultrathin body (8.7 nm) and buried ox...
Low-frequency noise in small-area MOSFETs is dominated by random telegraph signal noise associated t...
International audienceIn this work, we present our latest modeling approaches regarding low-frequenc...
Intrinsic parameter fluctuations steadily increases with CMOS technology scaling. Around the 90nm te...
Random telegraph noise (RTN) has been long debated in many theoretical and experimental studies. Its...
The MOS transistors of minimal gate length, universally favoured for the design of digital integrate...
A new method for the analysis of multilevel Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) signals has been recently p...
Abstract — We investigate the effect of a single charge trap random telegraph noise (RTN)-induced de...
In this work, we study random telegraph signal (RTS) noise in metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect...
The complexity of Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) under digital circuit operations makes it difficult t...
Abstract — This paper analyzes the impacts of a single acceptor-type and donor-type interface trap i...
session: SOI Circuit DesignInternational audienceThis work investigates the impact of Random Telegra...
session A7L-E: Advanced CMOSInternational audienceThis work investigates the impact of Random Telegr...
In this paper, we report the noise measurements in the RF frequency range for ultrathin body and thi...
Abstract—With aggressive technology scaling and heightened variability, circuits such as SRAMs and D...
International audienceThe low-frequency noise (LFN) sources in ultrathin body (8.7 nm) and buried ox...
Low-frequency noise in small-area MOSFETs is dominated by random telegraph signal noise associated t...
International audienceIn this work, we present our latest modeling approaches regarding low-frequenc...
Intrinsic parameter fluctuations steadily increases with CMOS technology scaling. Around the 90nm te...
Random telegraph noise (RTN) has been long debated in many theoretical and experimental studies. Its...
The MOS transistors of minimal gate length, universally favoured for the design of digital integrate...
A new method for the analysis of multilevel Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) signals has been recently p...
Abstract — We investigate the effect of a single charge trap random telegraph noise (RTN)-induced de...
In this work, we study random telegraph signal (RTS) noise in metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect...
The complexity of Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) under digital circuit operations makes it difficult t...
Abstract — This paper analyzes the impacts of a single acceptor-type and donor-type interface trap i...