Product drift from NBTI: Guardbanding, circuit and statistical effects
Circuits employing advanced performance and power management techniques (clock gating, half-cycle paths) are found to be much more sensitive to NBTI primarily due to differential and asymmetric aging, with a 1% transistor drift leading to as much as 3% circuit drift in some cases. For the first time...
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Zusammenfassung: | Circuits employing advanced performance and power management techniques (clock gating, half-cycle paths) are found to be much more sensitive to NBTI primarily due to differential and asymmetric aging, with a 1% transistor drift leading to as much as 3% circuit drift in some cases. For the first time, we report a monotonic reduction in variance of the log parameters (Ln(ΔF/F) and Ln(ΔI D /I D )) as a function of stress time. A stochastic guard banding model accounting for time-dependent variance, re-ordering effects and granularity of data is demonstrated. |
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ISSN: | 0163-1918 2156-017X |
DOI: | 10.1109/IEDM.2010.5703294 |