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Should Yield be a Design Objective?
San Jose, California March 20-March 22
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ISQED.2000.838863First International Symposium on Qual ...
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Israel Koren, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
The objectives of good chip design have traditionally included issues like performance, power and reliability. Yield is rarely considered during the design process, except in the design of memory ICs, where specific defect-tolerance techniques are incorporated into the architecture for yield enhancement.In order to make the case for establishing yield as another design objective we must first prove that a chip's yield can not only be affected, but consistently improved, by decisions made during the design process.
Index Terms:
yield, floorplanning, routing, compaction, critical area
Citation:
Israel Koren, "Should Yield be a Design Objective?," isqed, pp.115, First International Symposium on Quality of Electronic Design, 2000
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