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finFET's behavior with Temperature

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Hi, could anyone please tell me how different temperatures i.e. High(100°C and above) and Low(0°C and below) affect the operation of a finFET? From what I've understood, with nodes 65nm and below, Temperature Inversion occurs due to which Delay is Inversely proportional to Temperature. Does this apply to CMOS only or does it hold good for finFET's?
 

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Hi, could anyone please tell me how different temperatures i.e. High(100°C and above) and Low(0°C and below) affect the operation of a finFET? From what I've understood, with nodes 65nm and below, Temperature Inversion occurs due to which Delay is Inversely proportional to Temperature. Does this apply to CMOS only or does it hold good for finFET's?
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FINFET IS CMOS, it just isn't a planar CMOS. Temperature inversion does happen and affects delay and leakage. This effect happens on bulk and on finfet.
 
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