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FDSOI Symposium| Ali Erdengiz – Olivier Thomas|April 13, 2016 FDSOI POWER OPTIMIZATION FLOW Everything you wanted to know about back bisaing but were afraid to ask
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  • FD-SOI  Symposium|  Ali  Erdengiz – Olivier   Thomas|  April  13,  2016

    FD-SOI  POWER  OPTIMIZATION FLOW

    Everything you wanted to  know  about  back  bisaing but  were afraid to  ask

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    • Introduction  to  Leti

    • The  Challenges  to  FD-SOI  adoption

    • Leti’s FD-SOI  Power  Management  Strategy

    • Conclusions

    AGENDA

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

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    CEA  TOP  2015  R&D INSTITUTION

    Leti is the MicroelectronicsR&D Branch of CEA

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    Micro  &  Nano  Electronics

    7,000m2 Clean  Room€1B  of  Investment

    Characterization Labs2,500m2 - 80  People€30M  of  Investment

    IC  Design100+  People

    Embedded  Systems200+  People

    LETI

    • Some of  our Activities• Semiconductor Process Development (SOI,  FDSOI,  GaN,  RRAM,  etc.)• 2.5D  /  3D  Technology Development• Silicon Photonics• IC  Design  (RF,  Mixed  Signal,  Digital)

    • Main  Application  Areas• IoT,  ADAS,  Sensor Fusion,  Ultra  Low Power  Design,  High  Performance  

    Computing©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

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    SILICON IMPULSE

    • Leti launched its Silicon Impulse  platform in  2015  to  grow the  FD-SOI  ecosystem and  enable the  industry by  lowering the  barriers to  access

    • Silicon Impulse  relies  on  a  growing network  of  leading partnersproviding strong support  to  the  FD-SOI  ecosystem

    • Silicon Impulse  offers:• Leadership  in  Ultra  Low Power  design• Key  functional blocks  for  power  and  performance  optimization• Advanced  FD-SOI  design  services• Access  to  MPW  shuttles• Low volume  production  through its network  of  partners

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

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    • Availability of  multiple  sources• The  momentum is on  with ST,  Samsung  and  GlobalFoundries

    • IP  availability• Synopsys,  Cadence,  Invecas,  Leti…

    • Design  Flows• The  typical design  flow  for  FD-SOI  design  is very similar to  bulk

    • However…

    • A  direct  copy  &  paste approach will not  provide the  optimum  result• Early adopters,  including Leti,  have  developed their own internal flows to  

    leverage the  unique  features of  FD-SOI  to  maximize device power  and  performance

    • There  is need to  streamline and  automate  these features to  the  benefit of  the  user  community at  large

    CHALLENGES  TO  FD-SOI  ADOPTION  

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

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    • Simulation  and/or  characterization  data:

    • The  optimal  control  strategy  will  be  determined  based  on  the  mix  of  static  and  dynamic  operational  ranges  and  through  the  correct  combination  of  static  user  controlled  parameters.

    DESIGN  TOOL  INPUTS

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

    Inputs

    Static  Parameters

    Substrate RVT,  LVT

    Poly  Bias 0nm,  4nm,  10nm,  16nmProcess  Corner SS,  TT,  FF

    Dynamic  Parameters  

    User  controlled

    Vdd [0.6V,  1.4V]Vbb in  LVT [0V,  1.5V]Vbb in  RVT [−1.5V,  0V]

    Operating  Conditions

    Temp [−40°C,  125°C]Toggle  Rate [0.1%,  50%]

    MeasurementsFmaxIswitchIleak

    Additional  parameters  bring  inadditional  degrees  of  freedom

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    POWER  MANAGEMENT  STRATEGIES

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

    Dynamic  Power  Dominates Static Power  Dominates  Dynamic  ≅ Static

    DBBVS DVSDBB DBB DBBDBB DVS

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    STRATEGY  SELECTION

    Process TTVbb =  -‐1.5V  to  0VVdd =  0.6V  to  1.4V

    DVSDBB  for  extreme  speed-‐up

    DBB  for  low  speedDVS  for  high  speed

    DBBVS

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

    Static  PwrDynamic  Pwr

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    DYNAMIC  POWER  MANAGEMENT  AND  PROCESS  VARIABILITY  COMPENSATION  IP

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

    Core

    V  regulator

    F  generatorCtrl.

    Power  Domain

    Data  fusionAdjustment

    BB  generator

    FMAX monitor

    T° monitor

    PVT  monitor

    UWVR  foundation  IPs  (Standard  cell,  SRAM)

    VDD  generator

    Back  bias  generator

    Frequency  generator

    ActuatorsCTRL Sensors

    Control  theory  &  fast  adjustment

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    FINE  GRAIN  STRATEGY PER  CORE

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

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    UWVR  32b DSP  IN  28NM  FD-SOI

    KEY FEATURESo UWVR  standard  cells  

    o UWVR  SRAM

    o Pulsed  latches  FF  

    o -2V  to  2V  FBB/RBB  IOs  

    o PVT  sensors

    o Timing  slack  sensors

    o Fast  loop  adjustment

    x100

    “28nm  FD-SOI  and  full  voltage  scaling  break  low-power  limits  for  DSPs”IEEE  Times  Europe

    ISSCC’14476MHz

    2GHz

    High-Performance,  Low  power,  Dynamic  Flexibility

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

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    ADVANCED  POWER  MANAGEMENT  FUNCTIONS   in 28nm*

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

    These  functions  are  the  building  blocks  for  enabling  quantum  improvement  in  power  consumption

    Application Function Description Type

    Digital  Power  Management

    FLL Programmable  clock  generator   (15  MHz  -‐ 2.3  GHz) HardPVT  Sensor Continuois   monitoring   of  PVT  variability HardTiming  Fault  

    SensorCritical  path   timing  sensor Hard

    Timing  Fault  Ring Timing  variability  monitor HardVDD  Hopping  Ctrlr Smooth  voltage  transition  control   SoftCVP  Controller Clock  variability  power  controller Hard

    Analog  Power  Management

    Charge  Pump Fine  grain  BB  generation HardULP  Oscillator 40KHz  ULP  oscillator  with  temperature  compensation Hard

    ULP  RTC ULP  RTC  module   for  sensor  node HardBandgap 0.9V  VREF  generation Hard

    ULP  Regulator 0.9V  output   voltage HardULP  ADC HardULP  Radio Wake-‐up  radio   receiver Hard

    Low  Power  Memory

    LV  SRAM 0.5V  32KB  SRAM Hard

    Hybrid  Memory Mixed  volatile/non-‐volatile   (CBRAM/OXRAM)  (Power  off  context  saving)

    Hard

    NV  Register  File Context  saving  for  MCU  (Flip-‐Flop  system  based  on  CBRAM/OXRAM)

    Hard

    *  22  FDX  versions  in  planning

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    SIMPLIFIED  FLOW

    2)  Circuit  extraction

    3)  Power  behavior  

    Activity,  multi-VT,  cell   types,  …

    1)  Report

    Technology

    4)  Choice  of  management  technique

    For  power  behavior  analysis,  consider  static  parameters  (cells,  multi-Vt,…)

    VDD  &  VBB  exploration  and  identification  of  optimal  config.

    Consider  dynamic  conditions  

    (T°,  Activity,…)

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

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    • In  order to  reap the  full  benefits of  FD-SOI  a  straight  porting will not  suffice

    • Leti has  developed and  tested advanced techniques  and  building  blocks  to  optimize the  power  and  performance  of  FD-SOI  designs

    • To  make the  transition  seamless to  the  design  community further cooperation between tool vendors,  library and  IP  developers are  required

    • Leti is ready to  engage  with EDA  vendors as  well as  IP  providers  to  make it happen

    CONCLUSIONS

    ©  2016  CEA FD-SOI  Symposium  |  April  13,  2016

    Some  assembly  required…

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