Asymmetric Aging Avoidance EDA Tool

F. Gabbay, A. Mendelson, Basel Salameh, Majd Ganaiem
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The latest process technologies have become highly susceptible to asymmetric aging, whereby the timing of logical elements degrades at unequal rates over the element lifetime, causing severe reliability concerns. Although several tools are available to handle asymmetric aging, such tools mainly rely on circuit or physical design approaches and offer a limited capability to handle large-scale ICs. In this paper, we introduce a flow and a tool to minimize the asymmetric aging effect in data path design structures. The proposed tool can be straightforwardly integrated as part of standard design flows of large-scale ICs. In addition, the tool can automatically analyze various designs at RTL or gate-level and identify logical elements which are suspectable to asymmetric aging. As part of the design flow, the tool automatically embeds a special logical circuitry in the design to eliminate asymmetric aging. Our experimental analysis shows that the proposed design flow can minimize the asymmetric aging effect and eliminate reliability concerns while introducing minor power and silicon area overhead.
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不对称老化避免EDA工具
最新的工艺技术已经变得非常容易受到不对称老化的影响,即逻辑元件的时间在元件寿命期间以不相等的速率退化,从而导致严重的可靠性问题。虽然有几种工具可用于处理不对称老化,但这些工具主要依赖于电路或物理设计方法,并且处理大规模集成电路的能力有限。在本文中,我们介绍了一个流程和一个工具来最小化数据路径设计结构中的不对称老化效应。所提出的工具可以直接集成为大规模集成电路标准设计流程的一部分。此外,该工具还可以自动分析RTL或门级的各种设计,并识别可能存在不对称老化的逻辑元素。作为设计流程的一部分,该工具自动在设计中嵌入特殊的逻辑电路,以消除不对称老化。我们的实验分析表明,提出的设计流程可以最大限度地减少不对称老化效应,消除可靠性问题,同时引入较小的功耗和硅面积开销。
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