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| Titre:  | On the Circuit-Level Reliability Degradation Due to AC NBTI Stress |  
| Auteur(s):  | Chenouf, Amel Djezzar, Boualem Benabdelmoumene, Abdelmadjid Tahi, Hakim |  
| Mots-clés:  | AC  NBTI NBTI  characterization CMOS  in-verter  reliability performance analysis stress time dependence interface states hole trapping |  
| Date de publication:  | 2016 |  
| Editeur:  | IEEE Transactions on Device and Materials Reliability |  
| Collection/Numéro:  | IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON DEVICE AND MATERIALS RELIABILITY, Vol. 16, N°. 3(2016); |  
| Résumé:  | In this paper, an experimental analysis of the impactof  dynamic  negative  bias  temperature  instability  (NBTI)  stresson  the  CMOS  inverter  dc  response  and  temporal  performanceis  presented.  We  analyzed  the  circuit  behavior  subjected  to  acNBTI in the prospect to correlate the induced degradation withthat seen at PMOS device level. The results revealed that, whileac NBTI-induced shift of the inverter features shows both voltageand  temperature  dependence,  it  does  not  always  exhibit  stresstime dependence. Indeed, the time exponentnis found to dependon both voltage and temperature. The analysis of such behaviorwhen  correlated  with  the  PMOS  threshold  shift  points  towardthe  coexistence  of  more  than  one  physical  mechanism  behindthe degradation, where one mechanism could dominate the otherunder certain  stress conditions.  Depending on  these  conditions,circuit lifetime could be more or less affected |  
| URI/URL:  | DOI:10.1109/TDMR.2016.2578040 http://dlibrary.univ-boumerdes.dz:8080/handle/123456789/6867 |  
| Collection(s) : | Publications Internationales
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