Sirui Luo, J. Salcedo, J. Hajjar, Y. Zhou, J. Liou
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A new methodology for human metal model characterization
A new methodology for characterizing product-level failures due to the human metal model (HMM) stress is proposed and developed. This characterization framework is superior to the conventional leakage current-based approach, and it enables early wafer-level assessment of integrated circuits (ICs) HMM robustness. The new method is demonstrated in two amplifiers and is benchmarked versus the conventional leakage current method and the industry standard system-level IEC gun testing.