Y. Huh, P. Bendix, Kyungjin Min, Jau-Wen Chen, R. Narayan, L. Johnson, S. Voldman
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ESD-induced internal core device failure: new failure modes in system-on-chip (SOC) designs
With MOSFET scaling, increased design complexity, and multiple system power domains, ESD failures occur in internal core areas which are not connected to external package pins. A review of the various internal core device failure mechanisms and design recommendations are presented.