Deterministic methodology to evaluate BTI impact on logic gates propagation delay
Gabriela Firpo Furtado, Thiago H. Both, Gilson Wirth
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Gabriela Firpo Furtado, Thiago H. Both, Gilson Wirth
Abstract
The propagation delay variation induced by BTI in logic gates is studied. Using the deterministic BTI model introduced by our group in [1], a detailed description of its implementation in a commercial SPICE tool is presented. Simulations concerning the dependence of the BTI-induced propagation delay on the supply voltage and on the DC stress time of NAND gates are presented. The different impact of BTI for both low-high-low and high-low-high levels pulses is evaluated.
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The propagation delay variation induced by BTI in logic gates is studied. Using the deterministic BTI model introduced by our group in [1], a detailed description of its implementation in a commercial SPICE tool is presented. Simulations concerning the dependence of the BTI-induced propagation delay on the supply voltage and on the DC stress time of NAND gates are presented. The different impact of BTI for both low-high-low and high-low-high levels pulses is evaluated.
Key concepts: NAND gate, Propagation delay, Spice, Logic gate, Electronic engineering, Delay calculation, NMOS logic, NAND logic