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Mos Capacitances: EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design

This document discusses MOS capacitances and scaling techniques in VLSI design. It covers: 1) The different types of MOS capacitances including gate, junction, and overlap capacitances. 2) Two scaling models - constant field scaling where the electric field across the gate oxide stays constant, and constant voltage scaling where the supply voltage stays constant. 3) The consequences of each scaling model including reductions in device area, increases in transistor density, gate capacitance, drain current, frequency, and power density with each technology generation. However, active capacitance per unit area and power consumption have not scaled as expected. 4) A comparison of how the key parameters are affected under

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Mos Capacitances: EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design

This document discusses MOS capacitances and scaling techniques in VLSI design. It covers: 1) The different types of MOS capacitances including gate, junction, and overlap capacitances. 2) Two scaling models - constant field scaling where the electric field across the gate oxide stays constant, and constant voltage scaling where the supply voltage stays constant. 3) The consequences of each scaling model including reductions in device area, increases in transistor density, gate capacitance, drain current, frequency, and power density with each technology generation. However, active capacitance per unit area and power consumption have not scaled as expected. 4) A comparison of how the key parameters are affected under

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LECTURE

MOS CAPACITANCES
EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design

MOS CAPACITANCES
SCALING TECHNIQUES
SHORT CHANNEL EECTS

D!na"i# $e%a&io' o( MOS T'ansisto'
D
S
G
B
C
GD
C
GS
C
SB
C
DB
C
GB


T%e Gate Ca)a#itan#e

*
Voltage dependent capacitances-++
d!na"i# gate #a)a#itan#e, -.n#tion
#a)a#itan#es/
*
Voltage independent capacitances/0
o&e'la) #a)a#itan#es C
GDOV
C
GSOV



MOSET CAPACITANCES




A&e'age Gate Ca)a#itan#e
Most i")o'tant 'egions in digital design1 sat.'ation and #.t+o((
Different distributions of gate capacitance for varying
operating conditions

2UNCTION Ca)a#itan#es +3 Cd4,
Cs4

2.n#tion Ca)a#itan#e






Linea'i5ing t%e 2.n#tion Ca)a#itan#e
Replace non-linear capacitance by
large-signal equivalent linear capacitance
which displaces equal charge
over voltage swing of interest

EQUIVALENT LARGE SIGNAL
AREA CAPACTIANCE


2.n#tion Ca)a#itan#e



S#aling te#%ni6.es

ROADMAP OR ULSI TECHNOLOG7
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cost -m 5T. +000 )7+( )000 (*0 '(( ))0 3/
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%o>er$chip -6. 70 /0 ))0 )+0 )00 )70 )7(
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AB at <hannel -nm. (0-)00 +0-7' +0-00 '0-(' '0-30 )(-+0 )0-'0
AB <ontact -nm. )00-'00 70-)30 00-)'0 (0-)00 30-*0 )(-+0 )0-'0
ominal 7eff -m.* )30-')0 )00-)() *3-)'0 7+-)0/ (0-*3 33-(3 '*-3'
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1=#C7T#D
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Delay$<kt t
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EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design
8%! S#aling9
*
Te#%nolog! s%'in:s 4! ;</=>gene'ation
*
8it% e&e'! gene'ation #an integ'ate ?@ "o'e
(.n#tions )e' #%i)A #%i) #ost does not in#'ease
signi(i#antl!
*
Cost o( a (.n#tion de#'eases 4! ?@
*
$.t B
0
HoC to design #%i)s Cit% "o'e and "o'e (.n#tions9
0
Design enginee'ing )o).lation does not do.4le e&e'!
tCo !ea'sB
*
Hen#e, a need (o' "o'e e((i#ient design "et%ods
0
E@)loit di((e'ent le&els o( a4st'a#tion

Te#%nolog! s#aling
*
C.''entl!, te#%nolog! s#aling %as a t%'ee(old o4-e#ti&e1
0 Red.#e t%e gate dela! 4! 3<D E43D in#'ease in ('e6.en#!F
0 Do.4le t%e t'ansisto' densit!
0
Sa&ing G<D o( )oCe' Eat 43D in#'ease in ('e6.en#!F
*
HoC is s#aling a#%ie&ed9
0
All t%e de&i#e di"ensions Elate'al and &e'ti#alF a'e 'ed.#ed
4! H>
0 Con#ent'ation densities a'e in#'eased 4!
0
De&i#e &oltages 'ed.#ed 4! H> Enot in all s#aling "et%odsF
0 T!)i#all! H> I </= E3<D 'ed.#tion in t%e di"ensionsF

EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design
S#aling Models

ULL SCALING+++in a##o'dan#e Cit% )oison e6.ation
E
si
-d
'
V-x. $dx
'
. F G H-x. F 9 I -N
D
+
- N
2
-
- n + p.
*
T%e scaling variables a'e1
0 S.))l! &oltage1 V
dd
V
dd
> s
0
Gate lengt%1 L L > s
0
Gate Cidt%1 8 8 > s
0 Gate+o@ide t%i#:ness1 t
o@
t
o@
> s
0 2.n#tion de)t%1 J
-
J
-
> s
0 S.4st'ate do)ing1 N
A
N
A
s
T%is is #alled constant field s#aling 4e#a.se t%e ele#t'i#
(ield a#'oss t%e gate+o@ide does not #%ange C%en t%e
te#%nolog! is s#aled

#ome conse9uences of full scaling
E
si
-d
'
V-x. $dx
'
. F G H-x. F 9 I N
D
3<D s#aling in t%e #onstant (ield 'egi"e Es I H/43, H>s I </=F1
Device$die areaD
8 L EH>sF
?
I </4K
0
In )'a#ti#e, "i#'o)'o#esso' die si5e g'oCs a4o.t ?GD )e'
te#%nolog! gene'ationL T%is is a 'es.lt o( added
(.n#tionalit!/
*
Transistor density1
E.nit a'eaF >E8 LF s
?
I ?/<4
0 In )'a#ti#e, "e"o'! densit! %as 4een s#aling as
e@)e#ted/
Enot t'.e (o' "i#'o)'o#esso'sBF

#ome conse9uences of full scaling
*
&ate capacitance1
8 L > t
o@
H>s I </=
* Drain current1
E8>LF EV
?
>t
o@
F H>s I </=
*
&ate delay1
EC VF > I H>s I </=
'e6.en#! s I H/43
0 In )'a#ti#e, "i#'o)'o#esso' ('e6.en#! %as do.4led e&e'! te#%nolog!
gene'ation E? to 3 !ea'sFL T%is (aste' in#'ease 'ate is d.e to tCo (a#to's1
* t%e n."4e' o( gate dela!s in a #lo#: #!#le de#'eases Cit% ti"e Et%e designs
4e#o"e %ig%l! )i)elinedF
* ad&an#ed #i'#.it te#%ni6.es 'ed.#e t%e average gate delay beyond +0% )e'
gene'ation/

#ome conse9uences of full scaling
*
%o>er dissipation1
C V
?
( EH>sF
?
I </4K
*
%o>er density1
EH>t
o@
V
?
( F > a'ea H
*
A#ti&e #a)a#itan#e>.nit+a'ea1PoCe' dissi)ation is a (.n#tion o(
t%e o)e'ation ('e6.en#!, t%e )oCe' s.))l! &oltage and o( t%e
#i'#.it si5e En."4e' o( de&i#esF/
I( Ce no'"ali5e t%e )oCe' densit! to V
?
( Ce o4tain t%e a#ti&e
#a)a#itan#e )e' .nit a'ea (o' a gi&en #i'#.it/ T%is )a'a"ete' #an
4e #o")a'ed Cit% t%e o@ide #a)a#itan#e )e' .nit a'ea1
H>t
o@
s I H/43
0
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a'ea onl! in#'eases 4etCeen 3<D and 3GD/ T%.s, t%e tCo
(old i")'o&e"ent in logi# densit! 4etCeen te#%nologies is
not a#%ie&ed/

I( t%e )oCe' s.))l! &oltage is "aintained
#onstant t%e s#aling is #alled constant
voltage/
In t%is #ase, t%e ele#t'i# (ield a#'oss t%e gate+
o@ide in#'eases as t%e te#%nolog! is s#aled
doCn/
Due to gate-o?ide breakdo>nJ belo>
04*Km only Lconstant fieldM scaling is
used4
<onstant voltage scaling

*
T%e scaling variables a'e1
0 S.))l! &oltage1 V
dd
V
dd
0
Gate lengt%1 L L > s
0
Gate Cidt%1 8 8 > s
0 Gate+o@ide t%i#:ness1 t
o@
t
o@
> s
0 2.n#tion de)t%1 J
-
J
-
> s
0 S.4st'ate do)ing1 N
A
N
A
s
?

#ome conse9uences of <V scaling
E
si
-d
'
V-x. dx
'
. F G H-x. F 9 I N
D
De&i#e>die a'ea1
8 L EH>sF
?
I </4K
T'ansisto' densit!1
E.nit a'eaF >E8 LF s
?
I ?/<4

#ome conse9uences of <V scaling
*
Gate #a)a#itan#e1
C
GS
8 L > t
o@
H>s I </=
*
D'ain #.''ent1
E8>LF EV
?
>t
o@
F s I H/43
*
Gate dela!1
EC
GS
V
DS
F > I
D
H> s
?
I </4K
*
'e6.en#! s
?
I ?/<4

#ome conse9uences of <V scaling
*
%o>er dissipation1
VdsMIds I C
GS
V
?
( s I H/43
*
%o>er densityD
EP>AREAF H>t
o@
V
?
( s
3
I ?/K?
*
2ctive capacitance$unit-area1
)oCe' densit!> EV
?
( F s
EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design

%arameter <onstant 8ield <onstant Voltage
S.))l! &oltage EV
dd
F H> H
Lengt% ELF H> H>
8idt% E8F H> H>
Gate+o@ide t%i#:ness Et
o@
F H> H>
2.n#tion de)t% EJ
-
F H> H>
S.4st'ate do)ing EN
A
F
Ele#t'i# (ield a#'oss gate o@ide EEF H
De)letion la!e' t%i#:ness H> H>
Gate a'ea EDie a'eaF H>
?
H>
?
Gate #a)a#itan#e EloadF ECF H> H>
D'ain+#.''ent EI
dss
F H>
T'ans#ond.#tan#e Eg
"
F H
Gate dela! H> H>
?
C.''ent densit!
3
DC N D!na"i# )oCe' dissi)ation H>
?

PoCe' densit! H
3
PoCe'+Dela! )'od.#t H>
3
H>
#caling
Variables
Device
1epercussion
<ircuit
1epercussion
s.""a'!

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<2%2<;T2<= < <$a
1=#;#T2<= 1 a1
T;!= <"#T2T 1< 1<
<C11=T D=#;T, N aN

*
RIOL>Ct
* CIP
o@
A>t
EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design

*
;nterconnects scalingD
0
Hig%e' densities a'e onl! )ossi4le i( t%e inte'#onne#ts
also s#ale/
0
Red.#ed Cidt% in#'eased 'esistan#e
0
Dense' inte'#onne#ts %ig%e' #a)a#itan#e
0
To a##o.nt (o' in#'eased )a'asiti#s and integ'ation
#o")le@it! more interconnection layers a'e added1
* t%inne' and tig%te' la!e's lo#al inte'#onne#tions
* t%i#:e' and s)a'se' la!e's glo4al inte'#onne#tions and
)oCe'
Inte'#onne#ts a'e s#aling as e@)e#ted
EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design

EEE C443 Analog and Digital VLSI Design
S#aling Models 0 Long C%annel

SHORT CHANNEL EECTS

T%e S.4+Mi#'on MOS T'ansisto'
O Threshold Variations
O %arasitic 1esistances
O Velocity #auturation and !obility Degradation
O #ubthreshold <onduction
O 7atchup

T%'es%old Va'iations
V
T
L
Long+#%annel t%'es%old
LoC V
DS
t%'es%old
T%'es%old as a (.n#tion o(
t%e lengt% E(o' loC V
DS
F
D'ain+ind.#ed 4a''ie' loCe'ing
E(o' loC LF

Pa'asiti# Resistan#es
W
L
D
Drain
Drain
contact
Polysilicon gate
D S
G
R
S
R
D
V
GS,eff

Velo#it! Sat.'ation EHF
E
(
V/

m)
E
sat
= 1.5

n

(
c
m
/
s
e
c
)

sat
= 10
7
Constant mobility (slope = )
constant velocity
E
t
(
V/

m)

n

(
c
m
2
/
V
s
)

n0
(b) Mobility egraation
(a) Velocity sat!ration
0
700
2"0
100

Velo#it! Sat.'ation E?F
V
DS
(V)
I
D

(
m
A
)
L
i
n
e
a
r

D
e
p
e
n
d
e
n
c
e
V
GS
= 5
V
GS
= 4
V
GS
= 3
V
GS
= 2
V
GS
= 1
0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
(a) I
D
as a function of V
DS
(b) I
D
as a function of V
GS
(for V
DS
= 5 V)
.
0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0
V
GS
(V)
0
0.5
I
D

(
m
A
)
Linear Dependence on V
GS

S.4+T%'es%old Cond.#tion
</< H/< ?/< 3/<
V
GS
EVF
H<
H?
H<
H<
H<
Q
H<
R
H<
4
H<
?
l
n
E
I
D
F

E
A
F
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V
T

Lat#%.)
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(b) &'!ivalent circ!it
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DD
R
psubs
R
nwell
p-source
n-source
n
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p
+
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+
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n
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p(s!bstrate
R
psubs
R
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SPICE MODELS
7evel )D 7ong <hannel =9uations - Very #imple
7evel 'D %hysical !odel - ;ncludes Velocity
#aturation and Threshold Variations
7evel +D #emi-=mperical - Pased on curve fitting
to measured devices
7evel 3 -P#;!.D =mperical - #imple and %opular

itting le&el+H "odel (o' "an.al
anal!sis
V
GS
I G V
V
DS
I G V
V
DS
I
D
Long+#%annel
a))'o@i"ation
S%o't+#%annel
I+V #.'&e
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"at#%ing
Sele#t k

and

s.#% t%at 4est "at#%ing is o4tained S V


gs
I V
ds
I V
DD

Te#%nolog! E&ol.tion

P'o#ess Va'iations
Devices parameters vary bet>een runs and even on
the same dieQ
Variations in t%e process parameters* s!c% as imp!rity concentration en(
sities* o+ie t%ic,nesses* an i$$!sion ept%s- .%ese are ca!se by non(
!ni$orm conitions !ring t%e eposition an/or t%e i$$!sion o$ t%e
imp!rities- .%is intro!ces variations in t%e s%eet resistances an transis(
tor parameters s!c% as t%e t%res%ol voltage-
Variations in t%e imensions o$ t%e evices* mainly res!lting $rom t%e
limite resol!tion o$ t%e p%otolit%ograp%ic process- .%is ca!ses (W/L)
variations in M#/ transistors an mismatc%es in t%e emitter areas o$
bipolar evices-


I")a#t o( De&i#e Va'iations
H/H< H/?< H/3< H/4< H/G< H/R<
L
eff
Ein ""F
H/G<
H/=<
H/K<
?/H<
D
e
l
a
!

E
n
s
e
#
F
0</K< 0</Q< 0</=< 0</R< 0</G<
V
Tp
EVF
H/G<
H/=<
H/K<
?/H<
D
e
l
a
!

E
n
s
e
#
F
Delay of 2dder circuit as a function of variations in L and V
T

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(b) &'!ivalent circ!it
V
DD
R
psubs
R
nwell
p-source
n-source
n
+
n
+
p
+
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+
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