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Bottom-up methodology for predictive simulations of self-heating in aggressively scaled process technologies

Singh et al., 2018

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17721084342307650725
Author
Singh D
Restrepo O
Manik P
Mavilla N
Zhang H
Paliwoda P
Pinkett S
Deng Y
Silva E
Johnson J
Bajaj M
Furkay S
Chbili Z
Kerber A
Christiansen C
Narasimha S
Maciejewski E
Samavedam S
Lin C
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2018 IEEE International Reliability Physics Symposium (IRPS)

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We present a hierarchical methodology using a combination of ab-initio phonon scattering, electron transmission, and multi-scale finite element simulations to accurately model process specific material physics and component level self-heating in FinFET technologies …
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