
A cross-section showing the transistor layers (“Gate-cut”) imaged at 5 keV with the In-Beam detector. This paper presents a low-power and low-voltage 64-kb 8T three-port image memory using 28-nm FD-SOI process technology.
Hrtem xsection of transistor Patch#
The amorphous patch is formed in the absence of external carbon adatoms only via reconstruction of the carbon bond network. Formation of an amorphous patch is observed in all simulation runs. The large CoSi-particle reaches towards the transistor channel causing the. Healing of a hole in a carbon nanotube under electron irradiation in HRTEM at room temperature is demonstrated using molecular dynamics simulations with the CompuTEM algorithm. An EELS spectrum has confirmed the thickness of the lamella is below 15 nmĪ 14 nm technology node Intel processor. Figure 9: TEM cross section of the leaking transistor at the drain contact. High resolution TEM image of a gate-cut lamella prepared from a 14 nm chip by means of inverted thinningĪ 14 nm technology node Intel processor. A side-view (“Fin-cut”) of a lamella during thinning, the final lamella was prepared just in the middle of a single fin (thickness less than 20 nm) Rocking Stage helps to mitigate curtaining on the TEM lamella by consecutive tilts of the sample to +/- 15° during lamella thinningĪ 14 nm technology node Intel processor.

A top view of the transistor contact layer after delayering by GIS-assisted Xe Plasma FIB etching, image obtained at an electron accelerating voltage of 500 V with the In-Beam detector
