Qualified manufacturer's list (QML)-a new approach for qualifying ASICs

Third Annual IEEE Proceedings on ASIC Seminar and Exhibit Pub Date : 1990-09-17 DOI:10.1109/ASIC.1990.186073

C. Messenger

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The task of device qualification becomes more arduous when the process is applied to application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) where quick turn-around and low volumes are involved. These problems have been addressed by developing a process oriented system where the disciplines of design, fabrication, assembly, and test for a given technology are certified and qualified instead to individual devices. This approach, defined in MIL-I-38535 General Specifications for Integrated Circuits Manufacturing, is an outgrowth of the RADC Generic Qualification Program. Manufacturers who successfully complete the requirements will be listed on a qualified manufacturer's listing (QML) and all products built and tested on the QML flow will be qualified for use in military systems. The QML requirements address all types of integrated circuits. Issues of certifying testability/fault coverage capabilities, cell libraries, design and electrical rules, and design flow procedures are detailed. The concept is being expanded to encompass linear design, space-critical, and radiation-hardened requirements and GaAs fabrication, design, and test procedures.<>

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合格制造商列表(QML)-一种合格asic的新方法

当该工艺应用于涉及快速周转和低产量的专用集成电路(asic)时，器件鉴定的任务变得更加艰巨。这些问题已经通过开发一个面向过程的系统来解决，在这个系统中，给定技术的设计、制造、组装和测试的规程被认证和合格，而不是单个设备。这种方法在MIL-I-38535集成电路制造通用规范中定义，是RADC通用资格认证计划的产物。成功完成要求的制造商将被列入合格制造商列表(QML)，所有在QML流程上构建和测试的产品将有资格用于军事系统。QML要求适用于所有类型的集成电路。详细介绍了验证可测试性/故障覆盖能力、单元库、设计和电气规则以及设计流程的问题。该概念正在扩展到线性设计、空间关键、辐射硬化要求以及GaAs制造、设计和测试程序。

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