90nm technology node
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What is the difference between 65nm and 90nm process nodes?
The 90nm process node was introduced in 2004 by AMD, Infineon, Texas Instruments, IBM, and TSMC. In 2006, Intel, AMD, IBM, UMC, Chartered and TSMC introduced the 65nm technology node.
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Is the TSMC artisan library confidential?
As far as I know, the Artisan library is confidential. But when you sign an NDA (non-disclosure agreement) with TSMC, then TSMC gives you access to the process design kit, Artisan library, Artisan RAM/regfile compiler, etc. for free. You only pay when you go into production (mask-order, wafer-order, etc.)
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When was the 65 nm technology node introduced?
In 2006, Intel, AMD, IBM, UMC, Chartered and TSMC introduced the 65nm technology node. Matsushita, Intel, AMD, IBM, Infineon, Samsung, SMIC and Chartered Semiconductor have introduced the 45nm process node. The first 14 nm scale devices were shipped to consumers by Intel in 2014. Samsung first released their version of a 10 nm process node in 2017.
Which companies have introduced 45nm process nodes?
Matsushita, Intel, AMD, IBM, Infineon, Samsung, SMIC and Chartered Semiconductor have introduced the 45nm process node. The first 14 nm scale devices were shipped to consumers by Intel in 2014. Samsung first released their version of a 10 nm process node in 2017.
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Is there a diva file for 90nm process?
I dug up into the matter and came to know that there is no as such diva file for 90nm process however it has got support for DRC using calibre. Does anybody know how to set that up or how to solve this problem.
What is the next technology node after 180 nm?
For example, the next technology node after 180 nm was 180 divided by square root of 2 which comes out to be nearly 130 nm. Likewise, the next after 130 nm will be 130 divided by square root of 2 which is approximately 90 nm and so on.
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What is TSMC NEXSYS 90nm?
TSMC’s Nexsys 90nm is the only foundry process at that node to feature copper interconnect, low-k dielectrics, and 12-inch wafer production as standard. TSMC is already delivering 90nm products to industry-leading companies such as Altera Corp. and QUALCOMM, Inc., as well as multiple integrated device manufacturers (IDMs) around the world.
When will TSMC start making 90nm wafers?
TSMC began 90nm volume production in the third quarter of 2004 following the successful delivery of numerous customer chips in first-pass silicon. The company anticipates that near 40 single-product mask sets will tape out in 2004 and that 30 more products will tape out on mask-sharing Cybershuttle wafers before year’s end.
What is the NEXSYS 90nm process?
TSMC’s Nexsys 90nm process is a full system-on-chip platform providing both CMOS logic and mixed-signal options with embedded high-density memories including 1TRAM 6TRAM, and 8TRAM. In addition, the new technology features multiple transistor types for improved power/speed/leakage tradeoffs.
