Leakage Current in Sub-Quarter Micron MOSFET: A Perspective on Stressed Delta IDDQ Testing
Abstract The effectiveness of single threshold IDDQ measurement for defect detection is eroded owing to higher and more variable background leakage current in modern VLSIs. Delta IDDQ is identified as one alternative for deep submicron current measurements. Often delta IDDQ is coupled with voltage a...
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