Link to NASA Agency Website
NASA-NEPP Logo - Click to return to the NEPP Home Page    + View the NASA Portal
NEPP Website Search  
Powered By Google
Link to the NEPAG Home Page Link to the Photonics Page Link to the NEPP Parts Page Link to the NEPP Packaging Page Link to the NEPP Radiation Page Link to the DC/DC Converters Page Link to the NASA Parts Selection List
Link to the NASA Technical Standards Server Link to the NASA Workmanship Website Link to the Wirebond Website Link to the Tin Whiskers Home Page Link to the Plastic Encapsulated Microcircuits Page Link to the NEPP Publications Search Link to the NEPP Experts Page Link to the NEPP Calendar
Your Path: Home » Parts » Parts Experts
  Parts Publications Index
  Parts Publications by Area of Emphasis
  Parts Links
Parts Experts
  Parts Manufacturers
  Focused Parts Issue Portals & NPSL
  GSFC Parts Engineering Resources and Contacts
  GSFC Specifications and Qualified Parts List Directory
  Search
 
 
 
 
BACK to Publication List

Task Plan - 06-285 Mass Storage Memories - Reliability
File Name: 06-285 Task Plan 2-Sheldon-FY06_NVM_proposal.ppt | Date Submitted: 09/07/05
 

File Size:
62KB
Document Author
Doug Sheldon - Douglas.J.Sheldon@jpl.nasa.gov
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Phone: 818 393-5113 | FAX: None On File
[Additional User Information]

Download "Task Plan - 06-285 Mass Storage Memories - Reliability" (62KB) Now.
 
Description:
 
Abstract:

Measure temperature dependence of gate disturb effects in current and proposed flash memories for space applications. Manufacturers of Flash memories are reporting a new failure mechanism.  It is called “gate disturbance”.  There are an increased number of lower programming bits for certain patterns baked in the erased state versus those baked in the programmed state.  The process is a result of mobile ions and possible positive centers in the tunnel oxide.
High temperature bake tests with different data patterns would be performed to determine possible dependencies.
 
Related Project(s):
EPAR (Electronic Parts)
 
Related Area(s) of Emphasis:
High Performance Processor and Memory Technologies
Advanced and Emerging Technologies

 
Privacy Policy and Important Notices NEPP Help for Site Navigation NEPP Feedback Form Link to the NEPP Site Map
USA.gov  
NASA Logo - Click to visit the NASA Agency Website
NEPP Program Manager: Michael J. Sampson
Responsible NASA Official: Michael J. Sampson
Webmaster: Carl M. Szabo, Jr.
      Last Updated: November 29, 2007