David Kanter (dkanter.delete@this.realworldtech.com) on January 15, 2018 9:57 am wrote:
> Welcome to a new year everyone, I have a new article for your Monday morning reading!
>
> Intel’s 22FFL (FinFET Low-power) is a variant of their existing 22nm process that is aimed at low-cost,
> extremely low-power, and analog/RF applications. 22FFL relaxes the ground rules to reduce the need
> for double patterning, thereby cutting costs. At the same time, Intel’s engineers essentially backported
> the second and third generation FinFETs from the 10nm and 14nm processes to 22FFL, improving performance
> and power efficiency with superior fin geometry and workfunction metals. Intel also created a large
> library of digital and analog transistors and passive components.
>
> The full article is at https://www.realworldtech.com/intel-22ffl-process/.
>
> I'm really curious to see what Intel ends up manufacturing on 22FFL. It looks like a very nice process.
>
> David

Very nice article David!!

PS: 0.7 mW 3.2 GHz PLL... :-)~~