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Soft errors

Proceedings of the eighth IEEE/ACM/IFIP international conference on Hardware/software codesign and system synthesis, 2012
A recent report from the ITRS identifies soft errors, as one of the most important reliability challenges for the coming decades. Soft errors are transient errors caused by several effects e.g., voltage fluctuations, wire-cross talks, and cosmic particle strikes; and manifest as a temporary switch of the logic value of a transistor.
Kyoungwoo Lee   +2 more
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Managing soft errors in ASICs

Proceedings of the IEEE 2002 Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (Cat. No.02CH37285), 2003
Although the industry has long known about soft errors, customer awareness and concern about soft errors has recently increased. Advances in customer education, estimation techniques, and materials quality assist an ASIC designer in reducing soft-error system fails.
Larry Wissel   +4 more
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Soft Error Mitigation

2021
Soft errors are transient events with a short time interval induced by energetic particles coming from terrestrial and space radiations. Radiation-induced soft errors may cause critical failures in system behavior, leading to financial or human life losses.
Alexandra Zimpeck   +3 more
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Soft errors: is the concern for soft-errors overblown?

IEEE International Conference on Test, 2005., 2006
Cosmic ray particles have the ability to either toggle the state of memory elements or create unwanted glitches in combinational logic that may be latched by memory elements. As supply voltages reduce and feature sizes become smaller in future technologies, soft error tolerance is considered a significant challenge for designing future electronic ...
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Background on Soft Errors

2020
Embedded systems reliability is a wide subject and complex subject. For this reason, chapter two explores the main reliability challenges in electronic-based systems: Process Variability, Permanent faults, and Transient faults. Moreover, this chapter provides a brief introduction to Radiation-Induced Soft Errors.
Felipe Rocha da Rosa   +2 more
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CEP: Correlated Error Propagation for Hierarchical Soft Error Analysis

Journal of Electronic Testing, 2013
Due to the continuous technology scaling, soft error becomes a major reliability issue at nanoscale technologies. Single or multiple event transients at low levels can result in multiple correlated bit flips at logic or higher abstraction levels. Addressing this correlation is essential for accurate low-level soft error rate estimation, and more ...
Chen, L., Ebrahimi, M., Tahoori, M. B.
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Trend in DRAM Soft Errors

12th IEEE International On-Line Testing Symposium (IOLTS'06), 2006
Summary form only given. The quality of electrical tests during irradiation of components has also improved a lot. Test patterns have been modified and characteristics of recent DRAMs have had to be taken into account. We can also observe a trend in the results of soft error tests.
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SIMD-based soft error detection

Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Computing Frontiers, 2016
Soft error rates in processors have been increasing with decreasing feature size and larger chips. Software-only solutions have been proposed to deal with this problem, for instance via instruction duplication. However, this leads to significant overheads in performance and energy.
Zhi Chen 0001   +2 more
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Managing Soft-Errors in Transactional Systems

2014 IEEE International Parallel & Distributed Processing Symposium Workshops, 2014
Multicore architectures are becoming increasingly prone to soft-errors – i.e., transient faults caused by external physical phenomena such as electric noise and cosmic particle strikes. With increasing core counts, the soft-error rate is growing due to the accelerating transistor density on chips.
Mohamed Mohamedin   +2 more
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