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1 1Chia-Hong Jan/ IEDM ‘09, Baltimore, MDChia-Hong Jan/ IEDM ‘09, Baltimore, MD Dec. 9th, ‘09Dec. 9th, ‘09
C.-H. Jan, M. Agostinelli, M. Buehler, Z.-P. Chen, S.-J. Choi, G. Curello, H. Deshpande, S. Gannavaram, W. Hafez, U. Jalan, M. Kang, P. Kolar, K. Komeyli, A. Lake, N. Lazo, S.-H. Lee, T. Leo, J. Lin, N. Lindert, S. Ma, L. McGill, C. Meining, A. Paliwal, J. Park, K. Phoa, I. Post, N. Pradhan, M. Prince, A. Rahman, J. Rizk, L. Rockford, G. Sacks, H. Tashiro, C. Tsai, P. Vandervoorn, J. Xu, L. Yang, J.-Y. Yeh, J. Yip, K. Zhang, P. Bai
A 32nm SoC Platform Technology with 2nd Generation High-k/Metal Gate Transistors Optimized for Ultra Low Power
Logic Technology DevelopmentTechnology Manufacturing Group
Intel Corporation
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Outline
32 nm High-k/Metal Gate SoC Technology
32 nm SoC Transistor Architecture
32 nm SoC Interconnects and Passives
32 nm SoC Embedded Memory
Summary
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32 nm High-k/Metal Gate Transistor32 nm High-k/Metal Gate Transistor
2nd gen high-k/metal gate
Replacement Metal Gate (RMG) Flow
4th gen strained silicon
20% performance improvement over 45 nm high-k/metal gate
In high volume manufacturing production of multi-core CPU products in multiple fabs
SiGe
Metal Gate
High-k
Silicon
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Replacement Metal Gate (RMG) SOC FlowReplacement Metal Gate (RMG) SOC Flow
Isolation (wells, Vt)
Dielectric growthPoly-Si depPoly-Si patterningLogic S/D extension- HP/LP
Spacer dep/patterningS/D formationPoly-Si Gate RemovalMetal Gate Replacement Contact Formation
SOC FlowCPU Flow
SoC process flow is derived from the 2nd generation CPU RMG (Replacement Metal Gate) flow
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Outline
32 nm High-k/Metal Gate SoC Technology
32 nm SoC Transistor Architecture
32 nm SoC Interconnects and Passives
32 nm SoC Embedded Memory
Summary
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6 6Chia-Hong Jan/ IEDM ‘09, Baltimore, MDChia-Hong Jan/ IEDM ‘09, Baltimore, MD Dec. 9th, ‘09Dec. 9th, ‘09
Triple Transistor ArchitectureTriple Transistor ArchitectureLogic
TransistorLow Power Transistor
HV I/OTransistor
(HP or SP) (LP) (1.8 V/2.5 V or 3.3 V)
A low cost implementation with three types of transistors “co-exist” on the same die:
Logic (HP or SP) : for burst CPU performanceLow Power (LP) : for always-on-always-connected application and long battery lifeHV I/O: for high voltage I/O
Take advantage of the low gate leakage of high-k/metal gate to avoid the traditional expensive “triple gate” approach
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Transistors SummaryTransistors Summary
Transistor Type
Logic(option for HP or SP)
Low Power HV I/O(option for 1.8 or 3.3 V)
HP SP LP 1.8/2.5 V 3.3V
EOT (nm) 0.95 0.95 0.95 ~ 4 ~ 7
Vdd (V) .75/ 1 .75/ 1 0.75/1.2 1.5 /1.8 1.5 /3.3
Pitch (nm) 112.5 112.5 126 min. 338 min. 450
Lgate (nm) 30 34 46 >140 >300
NMOS Idsat(mA/um)
1.53@ 1 V
1.12@ 1 V
0.71@ 1 V
PMOS Idsat(mA/um)
1.23@ 1V
0.87@ 1 V
0.55@ 1 V
Ioff (nA/um) 100 1 0.03 0.1 <0.01
Tightest minimum gate pitch for 32/28 nm processes
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Logic and LP Transistors Dynamic RangeLogic and LP Transistors Dynamic Range
10,0
00 x
Logic and LP transistors cover 4 orders of magnitude (10,000 x) of leakage power to support a wide dynamic range SoC applications
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Logic Transistors Ion-Ioff (HP/SP)Logic Transistors Ion-Ioff (HP/SP)
Highest reported drives for 32/28 nm SoC process at tightest gate pitch (112 nm) -1.53 mA/um (N) / 1.12 mA/um (P) at 100nA/um
20-35% improvement over 45 nm high-k/MG logic transistors
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Logic/LP Transistors Vt vs. LLogic/LP Transistors Vt vs. L
Short channel effect, DIBL, Vt roll-off are well controlledSP Vt < 400 mV, LP Vt ~ 500 mV
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Logic Transistor I-V CharacteristicsLogic Transistor I-V Characteristics
Well controlled transistor I-V characteristics – HP and SPSub-threshold slope ~ 100mV/decade (HP), < 90 mV/decade (SP)DIBL – SP: 90 mV (N)/100 mV (P); HP: 130 mV (N)/140 mV (P)
Sub-threshold Id-Vd Characteristics
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Low Power Transistors Ion-Ioff (LP)Low Power Transistors Ion-Ioff (LP)
Highest reported drive currents at lowest standby leakage (30pA/um, 1000x lower than HP) ANDLow active power (0.75 V) with good performance
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Low Power Transistor I-V CharacteristicsLow Power Transistor I-V Characteristics
Well controlled transistor I-V characteristics - LPSub-threshold slope ~ < 85 mV/decadeDIBL - 70 mV (N)/100 mV (P)
Sub-threshold Id-Vd Characteristics
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Low Power Transistors Total LeakageLow Power Low Power Transistors Total LeakageTotal Leakage
Igate (on)
On State
Off State
Ijunction
Ioff
Igate (off)
ILKG = ½ ( “ON” State Leakage ) + ½ (“OFF” State Leakage )= ½ ( Igate (ON) ) + ½ (SF x Ioff + Ijunc + Igate (OFF) )
All leakage components – Ioff, Igate(on), Igate(off) and Ijunction need to be mitigated for low power transistor
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High Voltage Transistors (1.8/2.5 V or 3.3 V)High Voltage Transistors (1.8/2.5 V or 3.3 V)
SiGe SiGe
Metal Gate
High-k
2nd gen high-k/metal gate I/O Transistors
1.8/2.5 V or 3.3 V options
High-k/Oxide composite gate stack
Min gate length = 140 nm (1.8 V)Min gate length = 300 nm (3.3 V)
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Reliability – Logic and High VoltageReliability – Logic and High Voltage
Robust NMOS and PMOS high k + metal gate logic and I/O transistors TDDB
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Outline
32 nm High-k/Metal Gate SoC Technology
32 nm SoC Transistor Architecture
32 nm SoC Interconnects and Passives
32 nm SoC Embedded Memory
Summary
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32 nm SoC Interconnects
SOC interconnect system optimized for density and flexibility
CPU
1 x pitch (2-5 layers)
1.5 x pitch(2-3 layers)
3 x pitch
4 x pitch
1 x pitch
1.5 x pitch
3 x pitch
5 x pitch
4 x pitch
2 x pitch
112 nm
169 nm
338 nm
450 nm
112 nm
169 nm
338 nm
450 nm
225 nm
504 nm
PitchPitch
SOC
Optimized for RC Optimized for Density
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32 nm SoC Interconnects – Thick Top Metal
Thick top metal for power delivery and I/O routing
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10
100
0.1 1 10 100
Indu
ctor
Qua
lity
Fact
or
Freq (GHz)
32 nm SoC High Q Inductors
M9 Inductor
M8 Inductor
Quality Factor Comparison of M9 and M8 Inductors
Inductors
Thick top metal ideal for high Q inductors (Q > 20)
6 nH inductor for 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi LNA
1 nH Inductor for VCO
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32 nm SoC Capacitors and Resistors
10
100
1000
0.1 10
MFC
Qua
lity
Fact
or
Frequency ( GHz )+15%-15%
-10%
Resistance
-10%
Metal Finger Capacitor
Q of Metal Finger Capacitor Precision Resistor
Linear Resistor
Capacitors Resistors
Rich high quality factor and high precision passives
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Deep Nwell for Substrate Noise IsolationDeep Deep NwellNwell for Substrate Noise Isolationfor Substrate Noise Isolation
50 dB substrate noise reduction measured on deep Nwell for noise sensitive analog circuits – ADC (Analog-Digital Converter), DAC (Digital-Analog Converter), PA (Power Amplifier) and VCO
Deep Nwell
N +N +
N +Gate
N +N +
P-well
N +
N +Gate
N +
Noise
Hi k
Deep Nwell Architecture
High Freq Digital Circuits “Quiet” Analog Circuits
Substrate Noise Measurement
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1/f Flicker Noise1/f Flicker Noise
65 (poly/ox) /45/32 nm (high k/metal gate) 1/f flicker noise trend shows healthy Si/dielectric interfaces and no degradation from high-k/metal gate processing, critical for analog circuits
1E-14
1E-13
1E-12
1E-11
1E-10
1E-09
10 100 1000 10000 100000
Svg
( V2
/um
)
Frequency ( Hz )
NMOS 1/f Flicker Noise
65 nm Ox/Ply Vds=1.1V45 nm Hi k/MG Vds=1.0V32 nm Hi k/MG Vds=0.9V
1E-14
1E-13
1E-12
1E-11
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1E-09
10 100 1000 10000 100000
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( V2
/um
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Frequency ( Hz )
PMOS 1/f Flicker Noise
65 nm Ox/Ply Vds=1.1V
45 nm Hi k/MG Vds=1.0V
32 nm Hi k/MG Vds=0.9V
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Outline
32 nm High-k/Metal Gate SoC Technology
32 nm SoC Transistor Architecture
32 nm SoC Interconnects and Passives
32 nm SoC Embedded Memory
Summary
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Multiple SRAM bit cells offered for high speed, low voltage and high density SoC applications. Highest reported array density
6T SRAM Bit Cells6T SRAM Bit Cells
0.199 um2
High Speed Low Voltage High Density0.148 um2
4.62 Mb/mm20.171 um2
4.10 Mb/mm23.66 Mb/mm2
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All bit cells are capable of supporting high performance needs. 32 nm LP can operate up to 2 GHz, 2x faster than 65 nm LP
6T SRAM Performance – Shmoo Plot6T SRAM Performance – Shmoo Plot
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Low bit cell leakages (< 20 pA/cells) at low retention Vccmin
6T SRAM Vccmin and Leakages6T SRAM Vccmin and Leakages
0.171 um 2
Die photo of 6T SRAM test chip with 291 Mbits
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32 nm Yield Trend – CPU and SoC32 nm Yield Trend – CPU and SoC
90 nm 65 nm 45 nm 32 nm
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Defect Density(log scale)
HigherYield
SoC process has the same low defect density as CPU process
CPU
SoC
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Outline
32 nm High-k/Metal Gate SoC Technology
32 nm SoC Transistor Architecture
32 nm SoC Interconnects and Passives
32 nm SoC Embedded Memory
Summary
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SummarySummarySummary• 32 nm high-k/metal gate technology has been optimized for
high performance/low power System-On-Chip (SOC) platform
• A new triple transistor architecture provides record drive currents and low leakages spanning 4 orders of magnitude of leakage
• Tightest reported gate pitch and highest reported SRAM array density of any 32nm or 28nm technology
• Other SOC device elements (resistors, inductors, capacitors, diodes, and varactors) all exhibit well controlled performance and reliability
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Acknowledgements
The authors gratefully acknowledge the many people in the following organizations at Intel who contributed to this work:
Logic Technology Development Quality and Reliability EngineeringTechnology CADComponents ResearchAssembly & Test Technology DevelopmentIntel Labs/RIR
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