The SOI Consortium’s FD-SOI Workshop is returning to Japan. This time it follows on the heels of the big 2013 Symposia on VLSI Technology and Circuits in Kyoto.
The VLSI Symposia run from June 10-14; the SOI Consortium’s workshop on fully-depleted SOI technologies follows on Saturday, June 15, at the Kyoto Research Park. The Consortium event will run from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., just after the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Symposium on low-voltage devices and circuits (which is being held during the same week as the VLSI Symposia).
Registration for the FD-SOI Workshop is free and open to everyone — click here to access the registration website.
These are always lively, well-attended events. Here’s what the Consortium has lined up for the Kyoto workshop.
The 28nm FD-SOI technology offer:
Design methodologies:
Advances in Technology Development:
The organizers for this event are:
BTW, the presentations from the last SOI Consortium Workshop (April ’13 in Taiwan) are now available on the Consortium website. They’re all really excellent – for example: SoC Differentiation using FDSOI – A Manufacturing Partner’s Perspective, by Subramani Kengeri of GlobalFoundries is packed with side-by-side bulk vs. FD-SOI data.
Next up at ASN, we’ll flag the big SOI-based papers to watch for at VLSI (and there are some knock-your-socks-off results!).
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