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    This document summarizes the results of homework problems calculating defects per million (DPM) under different process yield and fault coverage scenarios. It finds: 1) DPM of 105.355 for 90% yield and 99.9% coverage, and DPM of 692.907 for 50% yield and 99.9% coverage. 2) 99.9848% coverage is needed to achieve the same 105.355 DPM with only 50% yield. 3) DPM decreases from 63.342 to 0.5733 to 0.0019 as standard deviation increases from +/-4σ to +/-5σ to +/-6σ. 4) Motorola's reported 6σ value of 3.4

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    This document summarizes the results of homework problems calculating defects per million (DPM) under different process yield and fault coverage scenarios. It finds: 1) DPM of 105.355 for 90% yield and 99.9% coverage, and DPM of 692.907 for 50% yield and 99.9% coverage. 2) 99.9848% coverage is needed to achieve the same 105.355 DPM with only 50% yield. 3) DPM decreases from 63.342 to 0.5733 to 0.0019 as standard deviation increases from +/-4σ to +/-5σ to +/-6σ. 4) Motorola's reported 6σ value of 3.4

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    This document summarizes the results of homework problems calculating defects per million (DPM) under different process yield and fault coverage scenarios. It finds: 1) DPM of 105.355 for 90% yield and 99.9% coverage, and DPM of 692.907 for 50% yield and 99.9% coverage. 2) 99.9848% coverage is needed to achieve the same 105.355 DPM with only 50% yield. 3) DPM decreases from 63.342 to 0.5733 to 0.0019 as standard deviation increases from +/-4σ to +/-5σ to +/-6σ. 4) Motorola's reported 6σ value of 3.4

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    ECE 510 Computer Design

    Homework #6
    Saliya Kumara K. (1773937)

    1. Find the DPM for the following 2 cases:


    a. Process yield = 90%, fault coverage = 99.9%
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    b. Process yield = 50%, fault coverage = 99.9%
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    2. What increase in fault coverage do you need to give the same DPM as in (a), but your yield is only
    50% ?
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    3. Calculate using Excel, Matlab or MathCAD, the # defects and DPM for +/- 4, +/- 5 and +/- 6.

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    Standard
    Number Defects
    DPM
    Deviation
    0.0063/100
    63.342
    +/
    0.000057/100
    0.5733
    +/
    0.000000197/100
    0.0019
    +/
    a. Why is this value different from Motorolas 6 value of 3.4 DPM ?

    Studies have shown that the processes do not perform the same way in the long terms and in
    the short terms. To account for this real life increase in process variation, an additional 1.5 shift
    was introduced. This means that the process that fits 6 in short term will fit only a 4.5 process
    in the long term because the process mean will move over time or the standard deviation of the
    process will be greater than the standard deviation observed in the short term.

    b. What is the 3.4 DPM equal to in terms of __+/- for a standard Gaussian dist. ?
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