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Parasitic node capacitance and faulty node voltage of a defective node can induce serious parasitic effects on the electrical behavior of SRAMs. This paper evaluates the impact of parasitic memory effect on the detection of single-cell faults in SRAMs. It demonstrates that detection is significantly influenced by parasitic node components; something that is often not accounted for during memory testing...
The presence of parasitic node capacitance on a defective resistive node can induce dynamic changes in the electrical behavior of the circuit in SRAM devices, which may be referred to as the parasitic memory effect. This effect can cause dynamic faults in SRAMs. This paper presents an analysis of the parasitic memory effect in SRAMs on the defective resistive node. The paper demonstrates that the...
The fault coverage of otherwise efficient memory tests can be dramatically reduced due to the influence of bit line coupling. This paper, analyzes the impact of parasitic bit line coupling and neighborhood coupling data backgrounds on the faulty behavior of SRAMs. It investigates and determines the worst case coupling backgrounds required to induce worst case coupling effects, and validates the analysis...
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