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To: Maxwell who wrote (37999)	10/2/1998 11:44:00 PM
From: Elmer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571798

Re: "Can you give me the 6 sigma of speed distribution on Intel 0.25um PII process? " Undoudtedly 6 sigma is waaaaaay outside their scrap limit. They wouldn't even have that data. Are you telling us that AMD ships 6 sigma material? EP

To: Maxwell who wrote (37999)	10/3/1998 4:04:00 PM
From: Yousef	Respond to of 1571798

Maxwell, Re: "Can you give me the 6 sigma of speed distribution on Intel 0.25um PII process?" Maxwell, Intel has a couple of "revisions" of the .25um process ... One targeted at .19um printed linewidth and another at .22um printed linewidth. At each of these there will be about +- 20nm variation ... Anything outside this will be reworked. So the speed distribution really is a truncated gaussian. The process for the 450mhz part will go above 500mhz, with 90% speed yield targeted at 400mhz - 425mhz and 75% speed yield at 450mhz. The "longer" gate (.22um) process will go above 400mhz. Hope this helps. Make It So, Yousef