BEOLTDDBLERSPICE

Shao-Chun Zhang1,2, Sen-Sen Li3, Ying Ji3

  • 1Information Science Academy, China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, Beijing 100142, China.

Micromachines
|July 30, 2025
PubMed
概括

半导体设备中的时间依赖介电分解 (TDDB) 是使用金属离子迁移进行建模的. 这种新的SPICE兼容模型准确地预测了设备的寿命,并结合了线边粗度以提高可靠性预测.

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