Title
Single Event Effects in 1Gbit 90nm NAND Flash Memories under Operating Conditions
Abstract
We tested a commercial 1Gbit 90nm NAND memory under exposure to a constant flux of heavy ions, aiming to study its behaviour in the space environment. We identified and classified different types of errors under various operating conditions. We observed single bit upsets both in the floating gate array and in the page buffer, alongside with functional interruptions during program and, to a lesser extent, erase operations. Our results provide some insight on possible issues which may arise also at sea-level with future (and more sensitive) Flash generations.
Year
DOI
Venue
2007
10.1109/IOLTS.2007.59
IOLTS
Keywords
Field
DocType
possible issue,single event effects,constant flux,nand flash memories,classified different type,functional interruption,floating gate array,nand memory,lesser extent,flash generation,page buffer,heavy ion,neutrons,ionizing radiation,operant conditioning,nonvolatile memory,sea level,testing,logic gates,dsl
Gigabit,Logic gate,Space environment,Computer science,Digital subscriber line,Electronic engineering,Real-time computing,NAND gate,Gate array,Non-volatile memory,Page buffers
Conference
ISSN
ISBN
Citations 
1942-9398
0-7695-2918-6
2
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.42
0
7
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
M. Bagatin1132.21
G. Cellere242.42
S. Gerardin3316.60
A. Paccagnella46110.38
A. Visconti532.06
S. Beltrami620.76
M. Maccarrone720.42