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IOLTS '07: Proceedings of the 13th IEEE International On-Line Testing Symposium
2007 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • IEEE Computer Society
  • 1730 Massachusetts Ave., NW Washington, DC
  • United States
Conference:
July 8 - 11, 2007
ISBN:
978-0-7695-2918-9
Published:
08 July 2007

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Soft Errors: Technology Trends, System Effects, and Protection Techniques

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Soft-Errors Phenomenon Impacts on Design for Reliability Technologies

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Accelerating Yield Ramp through Real-Time Testing

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Design for Resilience to Soft Errors and Variations

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Defect-Aware Configurable Computing in Nanoscale Crossbar for Improved Yield

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Essential Fault-Tolerance Metrics for NoC Infrastructures

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Configurable Error Control Scheme for NoC Signal Integrity

In this paper we propose a novel error control scheme to cope with errors affecting the communication links of a NoC. Our scheme can be configured in Correction Mode, Detection Mode, and Mixed Mode, depending on the particular application, thus allowing ...

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An Analytical Model for Reliability Evaluation of NoC Architectures

This paper proposes an analytical model to assess Reliability Factor of an NoC based System-on-Chip design. Reliability Factor is the probability that faults in the NoC infrastructure can be recovered without any effect on system functionality. The ...

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An On-Line Fault Detection Scheme for SBoxes in Secure Circuits

In this paper we propose an on-line fault detection architecture for bijective Substitution Boxes used in cryptographic circuits. Concurrent fault detection is important not only to protect the encryption/decryption process from random and production ...

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Latchup effect in CMOS IC: a solution for crypto-processors protection against fault injection attacks?

Latchup is a short-circuit that can be triggered in CMOS ICs when a current pulse is produced by parasitic perturbations. It is usually regarded as very disturbing for reliability, especially in space applications where it is triggered by ionizing ...

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An Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem Design Based on FPGA Pipeline Folding

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Online monitoring of FPGA-based co-processing engines embedded in dependable workstations

An assertion-based monitoring system was implemented to enforce the operation of a FPGA coprocessing engine, which is part of a dependable workstation. The monitor was built in VHDL using simple state machines. Concurrent error detection is an important ...

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Methodology and Tools Developed for Validation of COTS-based Fault-Tolerant Spacecraft Supercomputers

Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) electronic components are attractive for space applications. However, fault-tolerant architectures are required to cope with the Single Event Effect sensitivity of these components. CNES has developed a methodology, and ...

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Time-Sensitive Control-Flow Checking for Multitask Operating System-Based SoCs

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A Rapid Fault Injection Approach for Measuring SEU Sensitivity in Complex Processors

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A Hybrid Approach to Fault Detection and Correction in SoCs

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Formal Analysis of Quasi Delay Insensitive Circuits Behavior in the Presence of SEUs

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Infant Mortality--The Lesser Known Reliability Issue

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Circuit Failure Prediction Enables Robust System Design Resilient to Aging and Wearout

Circuit failure prediction predicts the occurrence of a circuit failure before errors actually appear in system data and states. This is in contrast to classical error detection where a failure is detected after errors appear in system data and states. ...

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Blurring the Layers of Abstractions: Time to Take a Step Back?

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Spread in Alpha-Particle-Induced Soft-Error Rate of 90-nm Embedded SRAMs

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Multiple Event Transient Induced by Nuclear Reactions in CMOS Logic Cells

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Single Event Effects in 1Gbit 90nm NAND Flash Memories under Operating Conditions

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