Dynamic current reduction of CMOS digital circuits through design and process optimization

J. Innocenti, L. Welter, N. Borrel, F. Julien, J. Portal, J. Sonzogni, L. Lopez, P. Masson, S. Niel, P. Dreux, Julia Castellan
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This paper presents an original solution to decrease significantly the power consumption of CMOS digital circuits. The supply voltage VDD and the MOSFET width are reduced and allow lowering the dynamic current of circuits by 25%. A CAD-to-mask script was developed in order to automatically reduce all physical widths of low-voltage transistors used in standard cells. With this operation, no additional redesign of standard cells was necessary. Moreover, a new optimized process based on e-NVM (embedded Non-Volatile Memory) CMOS 80 nm technology is developed. ION current is improved by 15% and 50% for NMOS and PMOS transistors, respectively. This, let us decrease dynamic current without impacting circuit performance. Finally, the static current of the circuit is reduced by 60% through design and process optimization.
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通过设计和工艺优化实现CMOS数字电路的动态电流减小
本文提出了一种新颖的解决方案,可以显著降低CMOS数字电路的功耗。减小了电源电压VDD和MOSFET宽度,使电路的动态电流降低了25%。为了自动减少标准电池中使用的低压晶体管的所有物理宽度,开发了CAD-to-mask脚本。通过这种操作,不需要对标准单元进行额外的重新设计。此外,还提出了一种基于e-NVM(嵌入式非易失性存储器)CMOS 80纳米技术的优化工艺。NMOS和PMOS晶体管的离子电流分别提高了15%和50%。这样,我们就可以在不影响电路性能的情况下减小动态电流。最后,通过设计和工艺优化,使电路的静电流降低了60%。
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