Terrestrial Radiation Induced Soft Errors in Integrated Circuits

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The impact of background radiation on microelectronics is generally unappreciated. Soft errors, or single event upsets, are random, transient, recoverable failures unrelated to any defects or device shifts. There are three main types of radiation that cause soft errors in integrated circuits. The discoveries of these various mechanisms are discussed from a historical perspective, and the current physical understanding of each is presented. Next, methods used to test and model the soft error rate of circuits are explained. Finally, process, technology, and circuit mitigation techniques are covered.

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  • 161 Warren Street
  • Newark, New Jersey
  • United States 07102
  • Building: ECE Building, Room 202, NJIT
  • Room Number: ECEC-202
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  • Durga Misra, ECE Dept, NJIT; Phone: +1-973-596-5739, Edip Niver, +1-973-596-3542
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  • Starts 25 April 2012 03:00 PM UTC
  • Ends 23 May 2012 09:00 PM UTC
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Stewart Rauch of IBM Semiconductor Research and Development Center (NY)

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Terrestrial Radiation Induced Soft Errors in Integrated Circuits

The impact of background radiation on microelectronics is generally unappreciated. Soft errors, or single event upsets, are random, transient, recoverable failures unrelated to any defects or device shifts. There are three main types of radiation that cause soft errors in integrated circuits. The discoveries of these various mechanisms are discussed from a historical perspective, and the current physical understanding of each is presented. Next, methods used to test and model the soft error rate of circuits are explained. Finally, process, technology, and circuit mitigation techniques are covered.

Biography: Dr. Stewart Rauch is a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM Semiconductor Research and Development Center (NY), specializing in hot carrier, bias temperature instability, and soft error reliability of state of the art CMOS technologies. He is a Senior Member of IEEE, a Member and Distinguished Lecturer of the Electron Devices Society, and frequent reviewer for the IEEE Transactions on Device and Material Reliability (TDMR.)

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Address:Senior Member of Technical Staff, , IBM Semiconductor Research and Development Center (NY), New York, United States

Stewart Rauch of IBM Semiconductor Research and Development Center (NY)

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Terrestrial Radiation Induced Soft Errors in Integrated Circuits

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You do not have to be a member of the IEEE to attend.

Time: 5:00 PM, Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Refreshments (Pizza & Soda) will be at 4:45 PM.