A fast method to estimate the effects of line edge roughness is proposed. This method is based upon the use of multiple 2D device "slices" sandwiched together to form an MOS transistor of a given width. This method was verified to yield an accurate representation of rough edge MOS transistors through comparisons to full three dimensional simulations. A subsequent statistical study shows how the variation in line edge roughness affects the values and variances of several key device parameters.
Experimental and modeling results are presented on the critical charge required to upset exploratory 65 nm silicon-oninsulator (SOI) circuits. Using a mono-energetic, collimated, beam of particles the charge deposition was effectively modulated and modeled.
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