Lithography driven layout of Logic Cells for 65nm node

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Pramanik, D [1 ]
Cote, M [1 ]
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[1] Synopsys Inc, Mountain View, CA 94043 USA
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DESIGN AND PROCESS INTEGRATION FOR MICROELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING | 2003年
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10.1117/12.485349
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T [工业技术];
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The ITRS roadmap for the 65nm technology node, targets poly gate lengths of 65nm and poly pitches between 140-180nm. In addition, contact overlaps and spacing to diffusion contacts will need to be scaled down. It is very likely that the poly layer will be printed using 193nm high NA steppers and Strong Phase Shift Technologies. Attempts to capture the effect of RET on layout by adding more constraints to the design rules make it difficult to lay out cells using manual tools and can also lead to sub optimal designs. In this paper we describe a methodology that couples automatic cell generation with Phase shifter insertion and image simulation to allow the design space to be explored more fully.
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