R. Koga, J. Kirshman, S. D. Pinkerton, S. Hansel, K. Crawford, W. Crain
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Serendipitous SEU hardening of resistive load SRAMs
High and low resistive load versions of Micron Technology's MT5C1008C(128 K/spl times/8) and MT5C2561C(256 K/spl times/1) SRAMs were tested for SEU vulnerability. Contrary to computer simulation results, SEU susceptibility decreased with increasing resistive load A substantially larger number of multiple-bit errors were observed for the low resistive load SRAMs, which also exhibited a "1"/spl rarr/"0" to "0"/spl rarr/"1" bit error ratio close to unity; in contrast, the high resistive load devices displayed a pronounced error bit polarity effect. Two distinct upset mechanisms are proposed to account for these observations.