2002 · 27 citations · 15 references
EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical EngineeringComputer ArchitectureFault-tolerant ComputingMicroelectronicsBuilt-in Self-testDesign For TestabilityDevice ReliabilityError DetectionHardware Fault ToleranceMemory Subsystem DesignBuilt-in Self-repairFault-tolerant ArchitectureMemory Built-in Self-repairMemory RepairSelf-repairSelf-repairing CircuitsSelf-repairing HardwareSelf-test
In the present paper a family of BISR SRAM cores is proposed, characterized by a self-repair strategy performed on-line and without user intervention. Moreover, w.r.t. the BISR approaches presented so far, the proposed method is independent from the memory physical layout. In addition to the BISR architecture, to detect the faulty cells to be repaired, a complete set of test solutions is proposed ranging from an external test to an on-line concurrent BIST.
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A dynamic instruction set computer
Michael Wirthlin, Brad Hutchings · 2002 · 306 citations
Built in self repair for embedded high density SRAM
Ilyoung Kim, Y. Zorian, G. Komoriya et al. · 2002 · 196 citations
Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering +17
A Fault-Driven, Comprehensive Redundancy Algorithm
John Day · IEEE Design & Test of Computers · 1985 · 132 citations