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Early system failure prediction by using aging in situ monitors: Methodology of implementation and application results

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With CMOS technology scaling, it becomes more and more difficult to guarantee circuit functionality for all process, voltage, temperature (PVT) corners. Moreover, circuit wear-out degradation lead to additional temporal variations, resulting in an important increase of design margins when targeting specific reliable systems (automotive or health care embedded applications) [1]. Adding pessimistic timing margin to guarantee all operating points under worse case conditions is no more acceptable due to the huge impact on design costs, such as up to 10% increase of slack time, with an upward trend as technology moves further.
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hal-01357213 , version 1 (29-08-2016)

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Lorena Anghel, A. Benhassain, A. Sivadasan. Early system failure prediction by using aging in situ monitors: Methodology of implementation and application results. IEEE 34th VLSI Test Symposium (VTS'16), Apr 2016, Las Vegas, NE, United States. ⟨hal-01357213⟩

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