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Schematics and Layouts for NS3K-Based Cells

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doi:10.60507/FK2/9HPTQB
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1.0
Publication date
2026-07-30
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CC BY-NC 4.0

Description

This data set contains all cell data and experimental results from our ICCAD 2026 paper, “Optimal Transistor-Level Layout of Single- and Multi-Row Cells for 2nm and Beyond”, by Stefan Hougardy, Benjamin Klotz, Malte Schürks, Armin Settels, and Tobias Werner.

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Cell Layout

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README.mdtext/markdown2063MD5 48edf1bb8134223108f32c8785eee105

Citation

Hougardy, Stefan; Klotz, Benjamin; Schürks, Jan Malte; Settels, Armin; Werner, Tobias, 2026-07-30, Schematics and Layouts for NS3K-Based Cells, doi:10.60507/FK2/9HPTQB, V1.0

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