Abstract — Process variations and temperature variations can cause both the frequency and the leakage of the chip to vary significantly from their expected values, thereby decreasing the yield. Adaptive Body Bias (ABB) can be used to pull back the chip to the nominal operational region. We propose the use of this technique to counter temperature variations along with process variations. We present a CAD perspective for achieving process and temperature compensation using bidirectional ABB. Mathematical models are used to determine the exact amount of body bias required to optimize the delay and leakage, and an algorithmic flow that can be adopted for gigascale LSI systems is provided
The performance and reliability of Ultra-Low-Power (ULP) computing platforms are adversely affected ...
Temperature dependent propagation delay characteristics of CMOS circuits will experience a complete ...
Nanometer CMOS scaling has resulted in greatly increased circuit variability, with extremely adverse...
textAs we scale down each process generation the degree of control we have on device parameters decr...
As technology scales down in order to meet demands of more computing power per area, a variety of ch...
The most critical concern in circuit is to achieve high level of performance with very tight power c...
Environmental temperature variations, as well as process variations, have a detrimental effect on pe...
......Adaptive body bias has been pro-posed as a method for optimizing system power at a given perfo...
Large dense structures like DRAMs are particularly susceptible to process variation, which can lead ...
Local variations are increasingly important in new technologies. This paper presents the design of a...
ABSTRACT Adaptive body biasing (ABB) is a powerful technique that allows post-silicon tuning of indi...
This paper presents RF power amplifier adaptive body bias compensation technique for output power an...
This paper presents RF power amplifier adaptive body bias compensation technique for output power an...
We present techniques to determine the optimal body bias (forward or reverse) to minimize leakage cu...
27th European Symposium on Reliability of Electron Devices, Failure Physics and Analysis (ESREF), Ha...
The performance and reliability of Ultra-Low-Power (ULP) computing platforms are adversely affected ...
Temperature dependent propagation delay characteristics of CMOS circuits will experience a complete ...
Nanometer CMOS scaling has resulted in greatly increased circuit variability, with extremely adverse...
textAs we scale down each process generation the degree of control we have on device parameters decr...
As technology scales down in order to meet demands of more computing power per area, a variety of ch...
The most critical concern in circuit is to achieve high level of performance with very tight power c...
Environmental temperature variations, as well as process variations, have a detrimental effect on pe...
......Adaptive body bias has been pro-posed as a method for optimizing system power at a given perfo...
Large dense structures like DRAMs are particularly susceptible to process variation, which can lead ...
Local variations are increasingly important in new technologies. This paper presents the design of a...
ABSTRACT Adaptive body biasing (ABB) is a powerful technique that allows post-silicon tuning of indi...
This paper presents RF power amplifier adaptive body bias compensation technique for output power an...
This paper presents RF power amplifier adaptive body bias compensation technique for output power an...
We present techniques to determine the optimal body bias (forward or reverse) to minimize leakage cu...
27th European Symposium on Reliability of Electron Devices, Failure Physics and Analysis (ESREF), Ha...
The performance and reliability of Ultra-Low-Power (ULP) computing platforms are adversely affected ...
Temperature dependent propagation delay characteristics of CMOS circuits will experience a complete ...
Nanometer CMOS scaling has resulted in greatly increased circuit variability, with extremely adverse...