Difference between revisions of "28 nm lithography process"

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Semiconductor lithography processes technology

1 nm • 18A
2 nm • 3 nm
5 nm • 7 nm
10 nm • 12 nm
14 nm • 16 nm
20 nm • 22 nm
28 nm • 32 nm
40 nm • 45 nm
55 nm • 65 nm
80 nm • 90 nm
110 nm • 130 nm
150 nm • 180 nm
220 nm • 240 nm
250 nm • 280 nm
350 nm • 500 nm
600 nm • 650 nm
700 nm • 750 nm
800 nm
1 µm • 1.2 µm
1.3 µm • 1.5 µm
2 µm • 2.5 µm
3 µm • 3.5 µm
5 µm • 6 µm
7 µm • 8 µm
10 µm • 16 µm
20 µm • 50 µm

The 28 nm lithography process is a half-node semiconductor manufacturing process used as a stopgap between the 32 nm and 22 nm processes. Commercial integrated circuit manufacturing using 28 nm process began in 2011. This technology superseded by commercial 22 nm process.

Industry

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Wafer

Contacted Gate Pitch
Interconnect Pitch (M1P)
SRAM bit cell (HD)
SRAM bit cell (LP)
SRAM bit cell (HC)

Samsung		TSMC		GlobalFoundries		STMicroelectronics		UMC
300mm
Value	40 nm Δ	Value	40 nm Δ	Value	40 nm Δ	Value	40 nm Δ	Value	40 nm Δ
90 nm	0.70x	117 nm	0.72x	?nm	?x	?nm	?x	?nm	?x
96 nm	0.82x	?nm	?x	?nm	?x	?nm	?x	?nm	?x
0.120 µm²	?x	0.127 µm²	0.52x	0.120 µm²	?x	0.120 µm²	?x	0.124 µm²	?x
		0.155 µm²				0.197 µm²	?x	? µm²	?x
						0.152 µm²	?x

28 nm Microprocessors

AMD
- A8
- A10

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28 nm System on Chips

Intel
- Atom x3

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