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FinFETs serve as the standard devices in advanced technology nodes for digital and analog IC design, owing to their improved electrostatic control and scalability. The chapter details design considerations for FinFETs, including challenges faced in both digital and analog circuit applications, and highlights key strategies such as layout optimization and power-performance trade-offs. Additionally, it emphasizes the integration of schematic design, layout, simulation, and foundry-provided design kits for successful FinFET circuit designs.
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Term: FinFET
Definition: A type of field-effect transistor that uses a 3D structure for improved electrostatic control, low leakage, and better scalability compared to traditional planar MOSFETs.
Term: Drive Strength Control
Definition: Managed by adjusting the fin count or replicating transistors in parallel to ensure optimal performance in digital designs.
Term: Layout Considerations
Definition: The specific design rules for FinFETs that need to be adhered to in order to optimize performance and minimize errors in circuit design.