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Statistical Cryogenic Characterization of Commercial 14nm FinFETs for Analog Applications
Cryogenic devices at 4.2K are indispensable in the control electronics for large-scale quantum computers. Due to its small manufacturing volume, a standard commercial foundry process is likely to be used in the near and medium terms. Moreover, 77K electronics are promising for high-speed server appl
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