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Silicon Integration

for Convergence

Sunlin Chou

Senior Vice President General Manager

Technology and Manufacturing Group

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Silicon Integration for Convergence: Three Strategic Combinations

y Computing + Communications

y CMOS Base + Application Specific Modules

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Silicon Integration for Convergence: Three Strategic Combinations

y Computing + Communications

y CMOS Base + Application Specific Modules

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Computing + Communications Vision: Data Anytime, Anywhere

@ the Office

@ the Office 10/100/GbE10/100/GbE

@ Home

@ Home

Everywhere

Everywhere

Else

Else

Broadband Broadband Cellular: Voice + Data

Cellular: Voice + Data

802.11b/a

802.11b/a

@ Hotspots

@ Hotspots

802.11b/a

802.11b/a

10/100

10/100 802.11b/a802.11b/a

Cellular

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Memory

Memory

Converged

Converged

Computing and

Computing and

Communications

Communications

Microprocessors

Microprocessors

Silicon is the Engine

Drive convergence with silicon integration

Drive convergence

Drive convergence

with silicon integration

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Silicon Scaling and Integration

Improve Performance, Power, Cost

Relative scale (log)

Relative scale (log)

1993

1993 19951995 19971997 19991999 20012001 20032003 20052005

.5µm .35µm .25µm .18µm .13µm 90nm 65nm

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Scaling effects on transistors Scaling effects on transistors

Silicon scaling Silicon scaling

Source: Intel

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Cell Phones For Voice + Data

Flash Memory Density Growth in Japan

Flash Memory Density Growth in Japan

Mb

0 40 80 120 160 200

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

VOICE ONLY

VOICE ONLY PACKETIZED DATAPACKETIZED DATA 256 COLOR256 COLOR 4K COLOR4K COLOR JAVA APPS. JAVA APPS.

44K COLOR 44K COLOR RICH JAVA APPS. RICH JAVA APPS.

MP3 MP3 PHOTOS PHOTOS

Convergence increases silicon usage

Convergence increases silicon usage

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Converged Cell Phone

Integration Opportunities

Radio (RF) Radio (RF)

Signal Signal Processing Processing

Rx

Radio (RF)

Radio (RF)

Signal

Signal

Processing

Processing

Rx

Communications ComputingComputing MemoryMemory

CMOS (Digital, Analog)

CMOS (Digital, Analog)

GaAs

GaAs//SiGeSiGe (for RF)(for RF)

CMOS (Digital)

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2 Die

2 Die

1.4mm Package Height

1.4mm Package Height

4 to 5 Die

Under Research

Under Research

8 Die Stack

8 Die Stack

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Integration via Packaging

Ultrathin

Ultrathin Stacked Stacked Chip Scale Packaging Chip Scale Packaging

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Wireless Internet on a Chip by Flash+Logic Integration

Power mgmt & peripherals 90nm Transistor Gate

on 0.13µm Process

90nm

Logic Logic

0.16µm2 Flash Cell

Flash Flash

PXA800F Cellular Processor

PXA800F Cellular Processor

Cell

Intel® MicroSignal Arc

h

itecture

Integration improves density, speed, power consumption

Integration improves density,

Integration improves density,

speed, power consumption

speed, power consumption

Source: Intel

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Silicon Integration for Convergence: Three Strategic Combinations

y Computing + Communications

y CMOS Base + Application Specific Modules

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Intel’s Technologies for Convergence: CMOS Base + Apps-Specific Modules

Integrated PCA

Integrated PCA

(Cellular)

(Cellular)

Processor

Processor

Logic CMOS Base

Logic

Logic

CMOS Base

CMOS Base

Flash Memory

Flash Memory

Flash Memory MemoryMemory

Flash + Logic + Analog

Flash + Logic

Flash + Logic

+ Analog

+ Analog

Mixed Signal

Mixed Signal

Mixed Signal Ethernet/Ethernet/WiFiWiFi

High Frequency

Logic

High

High

Frequency

Frequency

Logic

Logic OpticalOptical

Economy of scale (shared base) + application-specific optimization

Economy of scale (shared base)

Economy of scale (shared base)

+ application

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Process Modules Available for

Ethernet/WiFi and Optical Comm

M6 VIA Inductor Spiral

Inductor Spiral

M7

M6 BOTTOM PLATE MIM CAP

MIM RES

MIM Capacitor/Resistor

MIM Capacitor/Resistor

STI

COLLECTOR

EMITTER

CMOS

CMOS Poly Poly SiSi ResistorResistor SiGe

SiGe BJTBJT

S D

POLY Si

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10Gb/s SONET Transceiver on 90nm Technology

RX TX

Output @ 10.66Gb/s

Single chip CMOS Single chip CMOS

Precision passives Precision passives

(R, L, C) (R, L, C)

Source: Intel

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802.11 (WiFi) Integration Improves Cost and Power

Today

Today 90nm90nm

MAC

MAC BasebandBaseband

RF Radio

RF Radio

Digital Functions

Digital Functions

Analog Functions

Analog Functions

Analog

Analog

Front End

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Radio Research at Intel

Silicon Radio Silicon

Silicon

Radio

Smart Antenna Systems

Smart Antenna

Smart Antenna

Systems

MEMS: Micro Electro Mechanical Systems

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MEMS Antenna Switches and Filters for Multi Band Radios

Transmit

Transmit

Receive

Receive

MEMS Antenna Switch

MEMS Antenna Switch

MEMS Filters

MEMS Filters

Antenna

Antenna

MEMS benefits: Low insertion loss + component integration

MEMS benefits: Low insertion loss

MEMS benefits: Low insertion loss

+ component integration

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Integrated MEMS RF Switches

Gate Gate

Source Source Drain

Drain

Switch design

Switch design

Multiple gold RF switches integrated

Multiple gold RF switches integrated

into one silicon MEMS chip

into one silicon MEMS chip

Fabricated using

silicon processing technology

Fabricated using

Fabricated using

silicon processing technology

silicon processing technology

Source: Intel

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MEMS Integrated with CMOS

MEMS MEMS Varactor Varactor

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Silicon Integration for Convergence: Three Strategic Combinations

y Computing + Communications

y CMOS Base + Application Specific Modules

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Silicon Devices Shrink to Virus Size..

50nm

50nm 100nm100nm

Influenza virus

Influenza virus

Source: CDC

Transistor for

Transistor for

90nm Process

90nm Process

Source: Intel

Source: CDC

Source: Intel

..and Nanotechnology Scale

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Intel in Production with

Nanotechnology (< 100nm)

10000

Micron NanoNanometermeter-

-1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020

Nominal feature size Nominal feature size

Nanotechnology

Gate Length

Gate Length

Source: Intel

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Lithography is the Designer’s “Brush”

Lithography is indispensable for defining locations/configurations

of circuit elements/functions

Lithography is indispensable for

Lithography is indispensable for

defining locations/configurations

defining locations/configurations

of circuit elements/functions

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Lithography Gap to Close with EUVL (Extreme Ultra Violet Lithography)

Initial Production

Initial Production

1000 Feature size

Feature size

157nm

157nm

13nm (EUVL)

13nm (EUVL)

Lithography

Lithography

Wavelength

Source: Intel

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Full Field Images Produced by EUV Prototype Exposure Tool

100nm contacts 1:1

100nm contacts 1:1

80nm elbows 1:1

80nm elbows 1:1

24 x 32.5mm

24 x 32.5mm2 2 field field

200mm wafer

200mm wafer

Commercial EUVL exposure tool feasibility demonstrated

Commercial EUVL exposure tool

Commercial EUVL exposure tool

feasibility demonstrated

feasibility demonstrated

Source:

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EUV Masks Simpler to Pattern and Inspect than Optical Masks

Est. Cost/Layer:

Est. Cost/Layer:

< $90K

< $90K

EUV Mask EUV Mask

(45nm Process)

(45nm Process)

Est. Cost/layer:

Est. Cost/layer:

$100K (OPC Only)

$100K (OPC Only)

$150K (OPC + Comp)

$150K (OPC + Comp) Optical Mask Optical Mask

(45nm Process)

(45nm Process)

EUVL masks will cost less than optical lithography masks

EUVL masks will cost less than

EUVL masks will cost less than

optical lithography masks

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EUVL Being Developed and Commercialized Worldwide

Japan

Japan

> 10 Companies

> 10 Companies

Consortia:

MIRAIMIRAI

Europe

Europe

> 50 Companies

> 50 Companies

Consortia:

Consortia:

PREUVEPREUVE

MEDEA+MEDEA+

> 40 Companies

> 40 Companies

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Intel’s Transistor Research in Deep Nanotechnology Space

Experimental transistors for future process generations

Experimental transistors for future process generations

30nm 65nm process

65nm process

2005 production

2005 production 45nm process45nm process 2007 production

2007 production 32nm process32nm process 2009 production

2009 production 22nm process22nm process

2011 production

2011 production

Transistors will be improved for production

Transistors will be improved

Transistors will be improved

for production

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Intel’s Transistors Run Fast on 90nm Strained Silicon Process

Normal Silicon Lattice Strained Silicon Lattice Normal Silicon Lattice Strained Silicon Lattice

Current Flow

Current Flow

Normal

Normal

electron

electron

flow

flow

Faster

Faster

electron

electron

flow

flow

Source: Intel

Source: Intel

A new way to speed up with nanotechnology

A new way to speed up

A new way to speed up

with nanotechnology

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Transistors Improved by Going 3-D

Intel’s experimental Tri

Intel’s experimental Tri--gate transistorgate transistor raises performance, lowers off current raises performance, lowers off current

Gate

Gate

Silicon

Silicon

Drain

Drain

Source

Source

Gate Gate

Source Source

Drain Drain

New nanotechnology device options coming

New nanotechnology

New nanotechnology

device options coming

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Future Nanotechnology will Ride on Silicon Technology Base

Silicon

Silicon

Silicon

Nanowire

Nanowire**

Nanotube

Nanotube//NanowireNanowire Transistors

Transistors

Carbon

Carbon

Nanotube

Innovations expected to overcome scaling limits

*Source: Morales &

*Source: Morales & LieberLieber, Harvard , Harvard UnivUniv

Innovations expected to overcome scaling limits

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Nanotechnology Brings Welcomed Opportunities

y Renewal and extension of silicon technology

New materials, processes and device structures

Integrate innovations into silicon technology base

Break limits of “static” silicon scaling model

y Intel plans to lead in nanotechnology

Already in production with nanotechnology

Heavily engaged in nanotechnology R&D

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Video

Nanotechnology extends Silicon Technology

Nanotechnology extends Silicon Technology

Dr. R. Stanley Williams

Dr. R. Stanley Williams

HPL Fellow, Director, Quantum Science Research

HPL Fellow, Director, Quantum Science Research

Hewlett

Hewlett--Packard LabsPackard Labs

Professor Yoshio Nishi

Professor Yoshio Nishi

Professor Electrical Engineering

Professor Electrical Engineering

Director, Stanford

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Silicon Integration for Convergence: Three Strategic Combinations

y Computing + Communications

Use silicon scaling and integration to improve performance, energy efficiency, cost

y CMOS Base + Application Specific Modules

Shared CMOS base for economy of scale

Process modules optimized for each application

y Silicon Technology Base + Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology innovations will ride on silicon

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