UTBB FD-SOI: The Technology for Extreme Power Efficient SOCs

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UTBB FD-SOI: The Technology for Extreme Power Efficient SOCs Philippe Flatresse Technology R&D

Bulk transistor is reaching its limits FD-SOI = 2D Limited body bias capability Gate gate Gate oxide stack Source Drain Complex channel architecture Heavily Doped Wells drain height source gate Fully Depleted devices are mandatory to continue the technology roadmap FinFET = 3D

28nm Planar UTBB FD-SOI Transistor 3 36 Masks: 7ML Dual Vt - Dual Oxide Thin Body (7nm) Substrate Ultra Thin Body & BOX Fully Depleted SOI transistor

28nm Planar UTBB FD-SOI Advantages 4 24nm Body-Bias Hybrid zone Shorter channel length 24nm technology! Better electrostatics Faster operation Low voltage Reduced variability Total dielectric isolation Latch up immunity Lower leakage current Less sensitive to temperature

28nm FD-SOI is same cost as 28LP, same performances as G technologies Cost/Performances Ratios The FD-SOI Advantage 5 2,5 1,4 20nm 14FD Relative Wafer Cost (1=28LP) 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5 1,2 1,0 28LP 28G 40LP 28FD 40LP 40G 0,8 0,6 0,8 1,0 1,2 1,4 1,6 1,8 2,0 28LP 40G 28G 28FD 20nm 16/14FF 14FD Bulk planar FinFet FD-SOI FD-SOI, the only technology allowing the continuation of the Moore s law 0,0 0,0 0,5 1,0 1,5 2,0 Relative Technology Performances (1=28LP) Source: ST/Marketing 2013, IBS 2013

FD-SOI: the best solution to 10nm 6 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 28nm FD-SOI 14nm FD-SOI 10nm FD-SOI AVAILABLE TODAY! TODAY IN DEVELOPMENT TODAY IN R&D RP MP RP MP 28nm FD-SOI RP Risk Production MP General availability for Mass Production Advantages of FD-SOI 0.9V 113CPP 90Mx CPP: Contact to Poly Pitch Mx: Pitch at Metal layer 14nm FD-SOI 0.8V 90CPP 64Mx 10nm FD-SOI 0.7V 64CPP 48Mx

FD-SOI Benefits vs. Other Technologies 7 Good Fair Limited Poor Power Efficiency in high performance mode Power Efficiency in low power mode Extended DVFS Bulk FD-SOI FD-SOI FinFET 28 LP 28 G mobile 28FD 14FD 14FF ULV capability Cost Process Simplicity SER immunity Heat dissipation Analog Performance Conclusion: 28FD consistenly better than any 28nm alternative 20nm irrelevant for many segments: better use 28FD or go to 14FD 14FD consistently better than 14/FF

UTBB FD-SOI Design EcoSystem 8 FD-SOI uses a conventional bulk design flow Cadence, Mentor, Synopsys, Apache, Atrenta 4-terminals spice models available, from PSP Prototyping Floorplan Finalization Physical Implementation SignOff Low Power Digital Design Flow Major simulators supported UTBB FD-SOI uses same low power design techniques than for bulk. In addition : Optimized power switches Extended poly-bias Reverse & forward Dynamic body bias Adaptive Voltage Scaling Power / Clock Gating Power Switches Multi Vt Capabilities Dynamic Voltage & Frequency Scaling Process Monitoring & Compensation RTL Power Estimation Reverse & Forward Body Bias

Body Biasing (BB) 9 A very reasonable effort for extremely worthwhile benefits An extremely powerful and flexible concept in FD-SOI to : Boost performance Optimize passive and dynamic power consumption Cancel out process variations and extract optimal behavior from all parts 0 1.3V Comparatively easy to implement if you ve ever done DVFS you ll have no difficulty with Body Biasing No area penalty compared to Bulk Reuse of Bulk design techniques Speed/Power control

Extended Body Bias Range in UTBB FD-SOI 10 NMOS PMOS I PN (FBB) I GIDL (RBB) BULK UTBB FD-SOI -300mV +300mV -3V +3V RBB FBB nobb RBB nobb FBB Efficient knob for speed/leakage optimization S3S 2013, Monterey - California Sept 13

Body Bias Efficiency - Silicon Benchmark 11 FBB RBB

FBB usage per market segment 12 Infrastructure - Networking Servers and Storage Consumer Internet of Things µap Ultra-Low-Energy Configuration Supply: 0.7 0.9V high number multicore DVFS & FBB tuning for best MIPS/W ratio. Adapt perf&power to workload Supply: 0.6 1.1V Wide DVFS FBB linked to CPU workload & thermal conditions Supply: 0.6V-0.9V FBB: 0-1.5V FBB to solve the power/performance paradigm Ultra Low Voltage 0.3V- 0.4V Reverse Body Biasing Power efficiency Flexibility Perf/Power Ultra power efficiency 28 FD-SOI: Up to -50% total power reduction versus 28G(mobile) @ 0.6V FBB for ultimate power efficiency tuning 28 FD-SOI: Up to -50% power reduction FBB provides +18% max. performance boost versus 28G(mobile) 28 FD-SOI: Up to x 4 perf/power ratio versus 28G(mobile) at low voltage Low voltage power efficient performance. Reduce idle current

FD-SOI enabling Ultra-Wide DVFS 13 CPU freq. (GHz) 3 3.0 GHz at 1.34V 2.3 GHz at 1.0V FD-SOI allows the widest Vdd range for voltage scaling Still guaranteeing top notch speeds at very low operating voltage >5x when compared to 28LP technology >35% when compared to 28G technologies 2 1 1 GHz at 0.61V 300 MHz at 0.5V 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 CPU supply (V) Real measurements of continuous DVFS in the range 0.5V 1.4V Performed on a very large number of ICs, showing extremely good reliability of the DVFS in this range

28nm FD-SOI Best in class efficiency 14 140% 120% +43% vs 28LP @ low Vdd +83% vs 28G 100% Energy efficiency (relative DMIPS/mW) 80% 60% +50% vs 28LP @ high Vdd +25% vs 28G 40% 20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120% 140% @ low Vdd Speed (relative DMIPS) @ highvdd (overdrive)

FD-SOI: Efficiency at all levels 15 CPU, GPU and logic FBB dynamic modulation to get the best total power Best dynamic power /leakage tradeoff Memories Memory bit cells in FD-SOI have much less leakage compared to Bulk Analog & High-speed FD-SOI analog performance far beyond Bulk one Better figure of merit than FinFET for high-speed IPs Extended body bias range Lower gate leakage Fully depleted channel Lower channel leakage Better transistor electrostatics

FD-SOI The best technology choice 16 Superior and flexible technology FD-SOI transistors are faster, cooler, simpler Outstanding power efficiency across all use cases Efficiency at all levels: CPU, logic, Memories, Analog Manufacturing infrastructure and process reuse Improved reliability Enhanced design options Very large operating range for the same design Back-biasing as a flexible and powerful optimization Ultra-wide range DVFS Enhanced efficiency of multi-core processing Easier design than FinFET Gives your SOC competitive advantages Costs: chip-level and/or system-level (e.g. cost of cooling) Thermal power dissipation (TDP) Extended battery life Computing Power / Speed / Reactivity Reliability Time-to-Market