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Babar A. Khan

Researcher at IBM

Publications -  46
Citations -  888

Babar A. Khan is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Dram & Trench. The author has an hindex of 16, co-authored 46 publications receiving 856 citations.

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High performance 14nm SOI FinFET CMOS technology with 0.0174µm 2 embedded DRAM and 15 levels of Cu metallization

TL;DR: In this article, the authors present a fully integrated 14nm CMOS technology featuring fin-FET architecture on an SOI substrate for a diverse set of SoC applications including HP server microprocessors and LP ASICs.
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Wet bottling process for small diameter deep trench capacitors

TL;DR: In this paper, the SOI layer is placed directly on top of a buried oxide layer, and a bottle-shaped trench is formed by etching the base substrate exposed in the lower portion of the deep trench selective to the dielectric material and the buried oxide layers.
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A 500 MHz Random Cycle, 1.5 ns Latency, SOI Embedded DRAM Macro Featuring a Three-Transistor Micro Sense Amplifier

TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe a 500MHz random cycle Silicon on Insulator (SOI) embedded DRAM macro which features a three-transistor micro sense amplifier, realizing significant performance gains over traditional array design methods.
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An 800-MHz embedded DRAM with a concurrent refresh mode

TL;DR: An 800-MHz embedded DRAM macro employs a memory cell utilizing a device from the 90-nm high-performance technology menu; a 2.2-nm gate oxide 1.5 V IO device to improve the memory utilization to over 99% for a 64 /spl mu/s data retention time.
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A 500MHz Random Cycle 1.5ns-Latency, SOI Embedded DRAM Macro Featuring a 3T Micro Sense Amplifier

TL;DR: A prototype SOI embedded DRAM macro is developed for high-performance microprocessors and introduces performance-enhancing 3T micro sense amplifier architecture (muSA), which confirms 1.5ns random access time with a 1V supply at 85deg and low voltage operation with a 600mV supply.