Inductance of superconductor integrated circuit features with sizes down to 120 nm
Inductance of superconductor integrated circuit features with sizes down to 120 nm
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超导集成电路的电感特性尺寸小至120 nm
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2021
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通讯作者:
V. Bolkhovsky
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作者:
S. K. Tolpygo;E. Golden;T. Weir;V. Bolkhovsky
Data are presented on the inductance of various features used in superconductor digital integrated circuits: microstrip and stripline inductors with linewidths down to 120 nm and different combinations of ground plane layers, effect of perforations of various sizes in the ground planes and their distance to the inductors on inductance, inductance of vias of various sizes between adjacent layers, inductance of composite vias between distant superconducting layers. Test circuits used for the measurements were fabricated in a new 150 nm node of a fully planarized process with eight niobium layers developed at MIT Lincoln Laboratory for superconductor electronics as well as in our standard SFQ5ee and SC1 fabrication processes with 250 nm minimum feature size. The new SC2 process utilizes 193 nm photolithography in combination with plasma etching and chemical mechanical planarization of interlayer dielectrics to define inductors with linewidth down to about 100 nm on critical layers. The standard processes use 248 nm photolithography. The measured data are compared with the results of inductance extraction using software packages InductEx and wxLC. Variations of circuit inductors caused by the fabrication processes are discussed. Magnetic flux trapping in ground plane moats and its coupling to nearby inductors are discussed for circuit cooling in a residual field of several configurations.