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iRoC releases Information on Radiation Test Methodology which contributes to Accurate Prediction of SER in ChipsSERTEST Shuttle Results and Methodology Lead to More Effective Protection from Soft Errors SANTA CLARA, Calif. – June 2, 2003 - iRoC Technologies, a leader in the field of Semiconductor Infrastructure IP, announced today the completion of a series of radiation tests at several neutron and proton facilities on SRAM, DRAM Flash and TCAM memory types to measure Soft Error Ra tes (SER). For 0.13 micron technologies and smaller geometries these SER for test die are necessary to verify the compliance with the highest quality and reliability specifications for critical applications such as networking and high end computing. In addition to SER measurement, a new method of assessing SER in logic will help engineers improve designs by producing the correct protection to reach the Failure-In-Time (FIT) target. Over design is often the plague of problems that are not well understood or measured. Because of increased demand iRoC also announced improved capacity to perform radiation tests at neutron beam and multi-beam facilities each month. Partnerships and connections have been solidified worldwide with facilities in Sweden, The Netherlands, France, and the USA. "iRoC's SERTEST provided us with a flexible platform for rapid evaluation of our evolving prototypes," stated Raif Hijab, director of reliability for T-RAM, Inc. "The expertise of iRoC's engineers, and the logistical support they provided were instrumental in our ability to generate reliable data in an efficient and timely manner." Radiation Test Services for SER Qualification "iRoC's test team helped Toshiba meet the requirement of its customer for SER measurement in a very professional way," said Eisuke Itoh, senior manager at TOSHIBA's memory division in Japan. "By creating more beam availability and developing five new test beds we have expanded our capacity to meet the growing market demand for radiation tests," said Olivier Lauzeral, Director of Operations at iRoC. "We believe our service is unique and leading the industry. " Radiation Testing Market to Grow with New Methodology to Test Logic About iRoC Technologies iRoC Technologies and SERTEST, are registered trademarks of iRoC Technologies Corporation. All other company or product names may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated. ###
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