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Robust importance sampling for efficient SRAM yield analysis

2010 11th International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED), 2010
Monte Carlo simulations have been widely adopted for analyzing circuit properties, such as SRAM yield, under strong influence of process variations. Enormous calculation time is required in such a simulation due to the low defect probabilities. In this paper, we propose a robust shift-vector determination for mean-shift importance sampling, by which ...
Takanori Date, Shiho Hagiwara, Kazuya Masu, Takashi Sato 0001   +3 more
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Yield design theory: an efficient static method formulation

European Journal of Mechanics - A/Solids, 1998
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Turgeman, S., Guessab, B., Guessasma, M.
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YIELD EFFICIENCY IN PROGENY TRIALS WITH COCOA

Experimental Agriculture, 2006
Yield efficiency of cocoa, defined as yield over a period of time divided by the increment in trunk cross-sectional area over that period, was estimated in four factorial matings in Sabah, Malaysia, evaluated at a single planting density. The parents were 18 seedlings of Upper Amazon Forastero type, broadly representative of Peruvian Amazon material ...
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Efficient Overdetection Elimination of Acceptable Faults for Yield Improvement

IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, 2012
Acceptable faults in a circuit under test (CUT) refer to those faults that have no or only minor impacts on the performance of the CUT. A circuit with an acceptable fault may be marketable for some specific applications. Therefore, by carefully dealing with these faults during testing, significant yield improvement can be achieved.
Kuen-Jong Lee, Tong-Yu Hsieh, Melvin A. Breuer   +2 more
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Efficiency and yield spectra of inorganic scintillates

Radiation Measurements, 1998
Abstract Recent developments in the field of energy loss in inorganic scintillators are reviewed. The main parameters, which control the fundamental limit of the scintillator energy efficiency, are determined. It is shown that together with simple cascade processes one should take into account the production of plasmons to estimate the energy ...
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On Efficient LHS-Based Yield Analysis of Analog Circuits

IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, 2011
The Latin hypercube sampling (LHS) has been used as a variance-reduction estimation tool for an efficient sampling-based variability analysis of analog circuits. For a certain estimation confidence interval, a lower number of LHS samples is needed than that of Monte Carlo due to the estimation variance reduction.
Javid Jaffari, Mohab Anis
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An efficient channel routing algorithm to yield an optimal solution

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1990
An algorithm known as optimal channel routing (OCR) is proposed which finds an optimal solution for the channel routing problem in VLSI design. The algorithm is an A* algorithm with good heuristics and dominance rules for terminating unnecessary nodes in the searching tree.
Jia-Shung Wang, Richard C. T. Lee
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Photoluminescence efficiencies and yields in disordered systems

Solid State Communications, 1983
Abstract The photoluminescence efficiency and yield of a simple system consisting of a single radiative centre surrounded by a random distribution of non-radiative centres are considered. It is shown that the ensemble averages for both these quantities are identical and given by a double integral.
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Yield and Yield Components and Phosphorus Use Efficiency of Lowland Rice Genotypes

Journal of Plant Nutrition, 2014
Phosphorus deficiency is main constraints for lowland rice production in various rice producing regions of the world. A greenhouse experiment was conducted using lowland (Inceptisol) soil with the objective to determine response of seven lowland rice (Oryza sativa L.) genotypes to phosphorus fertilization and to evaluate their phosphorus (P) use ...
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Relative photonic efficiencies and quantum yields in heterogeneous photocatalysis

Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology A: Chemistry, 1997
AbstractQuantum yield and quantum efficiency (QY) as used in heterogeneous photocatalysis (solid/liquid or solid/gas systems) have too often been used incorrectly to mean the ratio of the rate of a given event to the rate of incident photons impinging on the (external) reactor walls, typicallyfor broadband radiation.
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