Impact of Power Consumption and Temperature on Processor Lifetime Reliability
A single chip or a system can have more than billion transistors, and billions of vias connected through miles of interconnections. This paper aims at analyzing hard errors, such as, electromigration, hot carrier injection and others at functional level and to estimate the accuracy
of the reliability aware ArchC based processor simulator using state of the art power and temperature simulators. We use this reliability simulator to provide the cumulative failure rate for a processor simulated at functional level, at 373 MHz and 1.21 V. The simulations are assumed to be
under consideration of ideal environment, with no humidity and no variability.
Keywords: ARCHC; FUNCTIONAL LEVEL; HOTSPOT; LEVELS OF ABSTRACTION; POWER CONSUMPTION; POWERARCHC; RAAPS; RELIABILITY; RTME; SIMULATOR; TEMPERATURE; TSMC 40 NM
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 February 2012
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