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| − | + | Double [[diffusion break]] (DDB) isolation has historically been used to isolate neighboring devices in order to provide good process control and reduce [[process variability|variations]]. With advancements in [[DTCO]], advanced [[process nodes]] reduced [[cell height]], thereby increasing the share of wasted space due to cell-to-cell spacings as a result of DDB. Single diffusion break reduces the cell-to-cell spacing by reducing the width of the [[shallow trench isolation]] to a single poly gate length. | |
==Industry== | ==Industry== | ||
Revision as of 14:53, 20 June 2022
Single Diffusion Break (SDB) or Single Dummy Gate (SDG) is a semiconductor process flow technique that eliminates the need for an additional dummy gate padding at the cell boundaries. SDB is used to enable aggressive scaling of abutting cells without affecting the cell height or underlying devices.
Overview
Double diffusion break (DDB) isolation has historically been used to isolate neighboring devices in order to provide good process control and reduce variations. With advancements in DTCO, advanced process nodes reduced cell height, thereby increasing the share of wasted space due to cell-to-cell spacings as a result of DDB. Single diffusion break reduces the cell-to-cell spacing by reducing the width of the shallow trench isolation to a single poly gate length.
Industry
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See also
Bibliography
- Intel, 2017 IEEE 63rd International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM).