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Advantages of 135nm technology over 180nm Technolgy

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Hi all ,

I want to know the Advantages of 135nm technology over 180nm Technolgy. why we are merging from higher nm to lower nm??????????
 

1. Speed: Transistor with smaller channel will be faster because distance traveled by electron to reach from source to drain will be less.
2. Area: We can put more functionally in the smaller area.It will reduce cost and give better functionality. Smart phones is the best example.
3. Power: It will consume less power.
 
You should also know about the trade-offs. As you keep on decreasing the channel length the short-channel effect comes into picture. In short-channels the assumed models of the transistors get changed and you need go for a new model. There are many problems in short channel.
 
iVenky said:
You should also know about the trade-offs. As you keep on decreasing the channel length the short-channel effect comes into picture. In short-channels the assumed models of the transistors get changed and you need go for a new model. There are many problems in short channel.
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These problems are already got solved. We have 28nm chip available in market and 11nm technology is under development and will reach in market by 2015.
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There is only one reason. Money.
All other reasons lead to this one.
I so hate Gordon Moore for making our lives so difficult.
 

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