A design for test technique for parametric analysis of SRAM: on-die low yield analysis

Parametric analysis of microprocessor SRAM through special design for test features (DFT) is used extensively by fault isolation and failure analysis engineers to find and characterize defects. Unfortunately, a growing amount of leakage on each new process is distorting these low yield analysis (LYA...

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description Parametric analysis of microprocessor SRAM through special design for test features (DFT) is used extensively by fault isolation and failure analysis engineers to find and characterize defects. Unfortunately, a growing amount of leakage on each new process is distorting these low yield analysis (LYA) testmode l-V curves, making it increasingly difficult to find and differentiate defects. The goal of This work is to discuss the simulation and silicon results of a concept on-die LYA (ODLYA) circuit implemented in a 65 nm CMOS process technology. ODLYA is used to curve-trace individual transistors within an SRAM cell and read out results in an automated fashion. Taking measurements on-die eliminates interconnect-dominated IR drop and leakage distortion from several levels of multiplexing. The proposed implementation enables non-destructive high-speed parametric analysis with less dependency on growing cache sizes, number of cores, and scaling process technologies.
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Design. Technologies. Operation analysis. Testing
Electronics
Exact sciences and technology
Failure analysis
Integrated circuits
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Microprocessors
Random access memory
Semiconductor electronics. Microelectronics. Optoelectronics. Solid state devices
Silicon
Testing, measurement, noise and reliability
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