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Reliability Quality Report Third Quarter 1996 MICROPROCESSOR MEMO
Top Searches for this datasheetBR1100/D Reliability Quality Report Third Quarter 1996 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT QUARTER 1996 MOTOROLA INC., 1996 Valued Customers: Thank You! Thank selecting Motorola your supplier Microprocessor Memory Products. Motorola's Microprocessor Memory Technologies Group (MMTG) dedicated delivering products you, customers, need successful since cannot hope succeed unless succeed. combined success deliver products that high quality they performance. help understand quality reliability products glad present MMTG's Quarterly Reliability Quality Report. Motorola have overriding goal Total Customer Satisfaction. want deliver products need, when need them, made with most appropriate technology available. serve your needs MMTG's technology portfolio extremely broad have products built with technologies ranging from NMOS BiCMOS. Over past several years rate product technology introductions increased substantially, have intention slowing down now. Even though technology products become more complex with each generation, expectations their performance, quality, reliability continue increase. very proud quality reliability products, satisfied with goal products, only appropriate goal, zero defects! hope that find this report useful will remain partner progress into future filled with products ever increasing performance, quality, reliability. Sincerely, Barry Waite Senior Vice President General Manager Microprocessor Memory Technologies Group Austin, Texas, Semiconductor Products Sector Microprocessor Memory Technologies Group 6501 William Cannon Drive West, Austin, Texas 78735-8598 (512) 891-2000 Valued Customers: total commitment quality integral part Motorola's culture. That commitment been highlighted publicly many different ways from receiving first annual Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award 1988 industry leading 6-Sigma Quality Program. However, unseen constant efforts individual Motorolans striving make incremental improvements that drive continuous improvement products' quality reliability. know that your requirements quality reliability products constantly increasing because requirements your customers reliability quality your products also increasing. therefore, engage never ending cycle measuring performance, determining root cause failures that occur, correcting those root causes, then beginning again measure performance. Each quarter share results these continuous improvement efforts this publication. report trends current levels reliability quality broad portfolio Microprocessor Memory products. also include overview reliability quality philosophy, well short sections reliability data analysis process control techniques. 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Sincerely, Janet Brown Group Director Reliability Quality Assurance Microprocessor Memory Technologies Group Austin, Texas, Semiconductor Products Sector Microprocessor Memory Technologies Group 6501 William Cannon Drive West, Austin, Texas 78735-8598 (512) 891-2000 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP WORLD WIDE WORLD CLASS RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT TECHNICAL INFORMATION WORLD-WIDE CUSTOMER SUPPORT FAST STATIC RAMs DYNAMIC RAMs MICROPROCESSOR PRODUCTS QUALITY PRODUCT PORTFOLIO MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Section TECHNICAL INFORMATION WORLD WIDE WORLD CLASS RELIABILITY QUALITY PHILOSOPHY RELIABILITY DATA ANALYSIS RELIABILITY STRESS TESTS STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA'S RELIABILITY QUALITY PHILOSOPHY order guarantee that high standards reliability quality required Motorola, ongoing Reliability Audit Program been established. Individual product package monitors generally developed identifying process driver device most cases same device used qualify process product package family). Once process driver device identified, appropriate stress test programs place adequately monitor ongoing process average specific family. This process average measurement made understanding reliability quality results individual samples from production material. These samples pulled outgoing gate portion production flow, then randomly sourced into specified reliability tests. These tests include Early Fail Studies, Dynamic Static Long Term Lifetest (which includes Read Record Parametric Characterization Samples), Temperature Humidity Bias, Pressure Temperature Humidity Bias, Autoclave, Temperature Cycle, well preconditioning stress testing plastic surface mount packaging technology. Monitor testing completed ongoing four week cycle. Test results subsequently made available quarterly cycles. This report details test results received previous quarter, outlining reliability data associated with process package family types. With this data, effective ongoing monitoring method established which capable identifying reliability trends associated with process product package families. MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA RELIABILITY DATA ANALYSIS Reliability probability that semiconductor device will perform specified function given environment specified period. other words, reliability quality over time environmental conditions. most frequently used reliabiity measure semiconductor devices failure rate failure rate obtained dividing number failures observed product number devices test interval hours, usually expressed percent thousand hours failures billion device hours (FITS). This called point estimate because obtained from observations portion (sample) population devices. project from sample population general, must establish confidence intervals. application confidence intervals statement ``confident'' that sample failure rate approximates that population. obtain failure rates different confidence levels, necessary make specific probability distributions. chi-square distribution that relates observed expected frequencies event frequently used establish confidence intervals. relationship between failure rate chi-square distribution follows: accelerated tests, elevated stresses used produce, short period, same failure mechanisms would observed under normal conditions. objective this testing identify these failure mechanisms eliminate them cause failure during useful life product. Temperature, relative humidity, voltage most frequently used stresses during accelerated testing. Their relationship failure rates been shown follow Eyring type equation form: exp(kT) exp(B/RH) exp(CE) Where constants, more specifically numbers representing apparent energy which various failure mechanisms occur. These called activation energies. ``T'' temperature, ``RH'' relative humidity, ``E'' electric field. most familiar form this equation (shown following page) deals with first exponential term that shows Arrhenius type relationship failure rate versus junction temperature semiconductors. junction temperature related ambient temperature through thermal resistance power dissipation. Thus, test devices near their maximum junction temperatures, analyze failures assure that they types that accelerated temperature then applying known acceleration factors, estimate failure rates lower junction. Figure shows curve that gives estimates typical failure rates versus temperature semiconductors. where: failure rate chi-square function (100 confidence level) d.f. degrees freedom number failures device hours Chi-square values confidence intervals failures shown Table 1-1. Table Chi-Square Table Chi-Square Distribution Function Confidence Level Fails Quantity 1.833 4.045 6.211 8.351 10.473 12.584 14.685 16.780 18.868 20.951 23.031 25.106 27.179 Confidence Level Fails Quantity 4.605 7.779 10.645 13.362 15.987 18.549 21.064 23.542 25.989 28.412 30.813 33.196 35.563 CONFIDENCE LEVEL FAILURE 1000 HOURS 0.01 0.001 (1.5) (2.0) (2.5) (3.0) (3.5) 0.0001 failure rate semiconductor devices inherently low. result, industry uses technique called accelerated testing assess reliability semiconductors. During Figure Typical Failure Rate versus Junction Temperature MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Arrhenius type equation: where: failure rate constant activation energy Boltzman's constant, 8.62 10-5 e/V/°K temperature degrees Kelvin (TJ°C 273.15) Temperature acceleration factors particular failure mechanism expressed ratio failure rates different levels stress: exp( acceleration factor activation energy Boltzman's constant, 8.62 10-5 eV/°K junction temperature, rated ambient temperature Since device junction temperature activation energy observed failure mechanisms ``critical'' parameters estimating failure rate, following additional information these parameters presented below. junction temperature, life test ambient temperature Figure example. where: Circuit performance long-term circuit reliabiity affected temperature. Normally, both improved keeping junction temperatures low. Electrical power dissipated semiconductor device source heat. This heat source increases temperature about some reference point, normally ambient temperature 25°C still air. temperature increase, then, depends amount power dissipated circuit thermal resistance between heat source reference point. temperature junction depends packaging mounting system's ability remove heat generated circuit from junction region ambient environment. basic formula converting power dissipation estimated junction temperature (JA) where: maximum junction temperature maximum ambient temperature calculated maximum power dissipation, including effects external loads when applicable average thermal resistance, junction case average thermal resistance, case ambient average thermal resistance, junction ambient This Motorola recommended formula been approved RADC DESC calculating ``practical'' maximum operating junction temperature MIL-M-38510 devices. (FIT) (FIT) 1200 1400 ACCELERATION FACTOR TESTING TIME (HRS) 167.5°C (TJ) Figure Example Temperature Acceleration Factor (0.7 Activation Energy) MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA Only terms right side equation varied user, ambient temperature device case- to-ambient thermal resistance, some extent device power dissipation also controlled, under recommended supply voltage loading dictate fixed power dissipation.) Both system flow package mounting technique affect thermal resistance term. essentially independent flow external mounting method, sensitive package material, bonding method, area. applications where case held essentially fixed temperature mounting large temperature controlled heat sink, estimated junction temperature calculated (JC) permitting corresponding increase power dissipation without exceeding maximum permissible operating junction temperature. thermal resistance values specific packages, Motorola Data Book Design Manual appropriate device family contact your local Motorola sales office. ACTIVATION ENERGY Determination activation energies accomplished testing randomly selected samples from same population various stress levels comparing failure rates same failure mechanism. activation energy represented slope curve relating natural logarithm failure rate various stress levels. calculating failure rates, comprehensive method specific activation energy each failure mechanism applicable technology circuit under consideration. common alternative method single activation energy value ``expected'' failure mechanism(s) with lowest activation energy. Table 1-2, following page, shows observed activation energies with reference. where maximum case temperature other parameters previously defined. FLOW flow over packages (due decrease reduces thermal resistance package, therefore MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Table Time Dependent Failure Mechanisms Semiconductor Devices (Applicable Discrete Integrated Circuits) Device Association Silicon Oxide Silicon-Silicon Oxide Interface Relevant Factors Mobile Ions E/V, Accelerating Factors Typical Activation Energy Process Surface Charges Inversion, Accumulation Model Fitch, Peck Reference Oxide Pinholes E/V, 0.7-1.0 (Bipolar) (Bipolar) 0.3-0.4 (MOS) (MOS) (MOS) EPROM Large grain (glassivated) Small grain Cu-Al/Cu-Si- (sputtered) 1984 Hokari, Domangue, Crook, D.L. Gear, Dielectric Breakdown (TDDB) Charge Loss E/V, Metallization Electromigration Nanda, Grain Size Black, J.R. Doping Black, J.R. Corrosion Chemical Galvanic Electrolytic Bond Other Mechanical Interfaces Various Water Fab, Assembly, Silicon Defects Intermetallic Growth Metal Scratches Mask Defects, etc. Silicon Defects Contamination E/V, 0.6-0.7 (for electrolysis) have thresholds Lycoudes, N.E. Impurities Bond Strength (Au/Al) 0.5-0.7 Fitch, Howes, MMPD voltage; electric field; temperature; current density; humidity REFERENCE activation leakage type failures. Fitch, W.T.; Greer, Lycoudes, ``Data Support 0.001%/1000 Hours Plastic I/C's.'' Case study linear product shows 0.914 activation energy which within experimental error activation energies reversible leakage (inversion) failures reported literature. oxide defect failures bipolar structures. This under investigation subsequent information obtained from 1984 Wafer Reliability Symposium, especially bipolar capacitors with silicon nitride dielectric. activation leakage type failures. Peck, D.S.; ``New Concerns About Integrated Circuit Reliability'' 1978 Reliability Physics Symposium. 0.36 dielectric breakdown gate structures. Domangue, Rivera, Shedard, ``Reliability Prediction Using Large Capacitors'', 1984 Reliability Physics Symposium. dielectric breakdown. Crook, D.L.; ``Method Determining Reliability Screens Time Dependent Dielectric Breakdown'', 1979 Reliability Physics Symposium. dielectric breakdown. Hokari, al.; IEDM Technical Digest, 1982. large grain Al-Si (compared line width). Nanda, Vangard, Gj-P; Black, J.R.; ``Electromigration Al-Si Alloy Films'', 1978 Reliability Physics Symposium. Cu-Al small grain (compared line width). Black, J.R.; ``Current Limitation Thin Film Conductor'' 1982 Reliability Physics Symposium. 0.65 corrosion mechanism. Lycoudes, N.E.; ``The Reliability Plastic Microcircuits Moist Environments'', 1978 Solid State Technology. open wires high resistance bonds bond Au-Al intermetallics. Fitch, W.T.; ``Operating Life Junction Temperatures Plastic Encapsulated (1.5 wire)'', unpublished report. assembly related defects. Howes, M.G.; Morgan, D.V.; ``Reliability Degradation, Semiconductor Devices CIrcuits'' John Wiley Sons, 1981. Gear, ``FAMOUS PROM Reliability Studies'', 1976 Reliability Physics Symposium. Black, J.R.: unpublished report. Motorola Memory Products Division; unpublished report. MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA RELIABILITY STRESS TESTS following summary briefly describes various reliability tests included Motorola reliability monitor program. typically performed minimum maximum temperatures 65°C 150°C duration 1000 cycles. Devices placed fluorocarbon bath cooled minimum specified temperature. After being held cold chamber five minutes, devices transferred adjacent chamber filled with fluorocarbon maximum specified temperature equivalent time. five-minute dwells plus ten-second transitions constitute cycle. DYNAMIC EARLY FAIL STUDY This stress performed accelerate infant mortality failure mechanisms, which defects that occur within first year normal device operation. Typical stress temperature 125°C, nominal voltage duration hours. devices used this test sampled directly after standard production final test flow with prior burn-in other prescreening, unless called normal production flow. TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY BIAS (THB) This environmental test performed temperature 85°C relative humidity 85%. test designed measure moisture resistance plastic encapsulated circuits. nominal static bias applied device create electrolytic cells necessary accelerate corrosion metalization. Typical stress duration 1008 hours. DYNAMIC STATIC LONG TERM LIFETEST Both Dynamic Static Long Term Lifetests performed accelerate failure mechanisms access parametric shifts, which voltage thermally activated. This done through application extreme temperatures biased operating conditions. Typical stress temperature 125°C with bias applied being equal greater than data sheet nominal value. memory devices used long term lifetest sampled from Dynamic Early Fail Study. Testing either performed with dynamic signals applied devices static bias configuration test duration 1008 hours. PRESSURE TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY BIAS (PTHB) This Test performed accelerate effects moisture penetration with dominant effect being corrosion. This test detects similar failure mechanisms greatly accelerated rate. Conditions employed during this test temperature 148°C, humidity 90%, psig, nominal static bias voltage. Typical stress duration hours. PRECONDITIONING STRESS TEMPERATURE CYCLE This test accelerates effects thermal expansion mismatch among different components within specific packaging system. This test typically performed minimum maximum temperatures 65°C 150°C duration 1000 cycles. During temperature cycle testing, devices inserted into cycling system held cold dwell temperature least minutes. Following this cold dwell, devices heated dwell where they remain another minutes. system employs circulating environment assure rapid stabilization specified temperature. purpose this test simulate shipping, storage, solder attach steps involved mounting reworking surface mount device. preconditioning flow begins with temperature cycles 65°C/150°C) followed moisture soak. soak involve simulating worst case Pack" condition 85°C/85% environment, worst case Pack condition 85°C/60% typical manufacturing environment condition 30°C/60% duration moisture condition will vary depending moisture level tested. Moisture exposure followed multiple passes vapor phase reflow (215°C) seconds pass. This test method meets requirements Jedec A113. THERMAL SHOCK objective this test same that Temperature Cycle testing: emphasize differences expansion coefficients components packaging system. However, thermal shock provides additional stress because device exposed sudden change temperature transfer time seconds maximum well increased thermal conductivity liquid ambient. This test AUTOCLAVE Autoclave environmental test that measures devices resistance moisture penetration resultant effects galvanic corrosion. Conditions employed during test include 121°C, 100% relative humidity, psig. Corrosion expected failure mechanism. Autoclave highly accelerated destructive test. Typical test duration hours. MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL Motorola's Microprocessor Memory Technologies Group continually pursuing ways improve product quality. Initial design improvement method that used produce superior product. Equally important outgoing product quality ability produce product that consistently conforms specification. Process variability basic enemy semiconductor manufacturing since leads product variability. Used phases Motorola's product manufacturing, STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL (SPC) replaces variability with predictability. traditional philosophy semiconductor industry been adherence data sheet specification. Using methods ensures that product will meet specific process requirements throughout manufacturing cycle. emphasis defect prevention, detection. Predictability through methods requires manufacturing culture focus constant permanent improvements. Usually, these improvements cannot bought with state-of-the-art equipment automated factories. With quality design, process, material selection, coupled with manufacturing predictability, Motorola produces world class products. immediate effect manufacturing predictability through process controls. Product centered distributed well within product specification benefits Motorola with fewer rejects, improved yields, lower cost. direct benefit Motorola's customers includes better incoming quality levels, less inspection time, ship-to-stock capability. Circuit performance often dependent cumulative effect component variability. Tightly controlled component distributions give customer greater circuit predictability. Many customers also converting just-in-time (JIT) delivery programs. These programs require improvements cycle time yield predictability achievable only through techniques. benefit derived from helps manufacturer meet customer's expectations higher quality lower cost product. Ultimately, Motorola will have Sigma capability products. This means parametric distributions will centered within specification limits, with product distribution plus minus Sigma about mean. Sigma capability, shown graphically Figure 1-3, details benefit terms yield outgoing quality levels. This compares centered distribution versus sigma worst case distribution shift. product development Motorola requires more robust design features that make them less sensitive minor variations processing. These features make implementation much easier. complete commitment present throughout Motorola. managers, engineers, production operators, supervisors, maintenance personnel have received multiple training courses techniques. Manufacturing identified wafer processing assembly steps considered critical processing semiconductor products. Processes controlled methods that have shown significant improvement diffusion, photolithography, metallization areas. better understand principles, brief explanations have been provided. These cover process capability, implementation, use. PROCESS CAPABILITY Standard Deviations From Mean Distribution Centered 2700 defective 99.73% yield defective 99.9937% yield 0.57 defective 99.999943% yield 0.002 defective 99.9999998% yield Distribution Shifted 66810 defective 93.32% yield 6210 defective 99.379% yield defective 99.9767% yield defective 99.99966% yield Figure AOQL Yield from Normal Distribution Product With Capability goal ensure process CAPABLE. Process capability measurement process produce products consistently specification requirements. purpose process capability study separate inherent RANDOM VARIABILITY from ASSIGNABLE CAUSES. Once completed, steps taken identify eliminate most significant assignable causes. Random variability generally present system does fluctuate. Sometimes, random variability basic limitations associated with machinery, materials, personnel skills, manufacturing methods. Assignable cause inconsistencies relate time variations yield, performance, reliability. Traditionally, assignable causes appear random lack close examination analysis. Figure shows impact predictability that assignable cause have. Figure shows difference between process control process capability. process capability study involves taking periodic samples from process under controlled conditions. performance characteristics these samples charted against time. time, assignable causes identified engineered out. Careful documentation process accurate diagnosis successful removal assignable causes. Sometimes, assignable causes will remain unclear, requiring prolonged experimentation. Elements which measure process variation control capability Cpk, respectively. specification width divided process width (specification width) absolute value closest specification value mean, minus mean, divided half process width closest specification X/3. MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA PREDICTION control assignable causes eliminated TIME TIME SIZE control (assignable causes present) SIZE Process "under control" assignable causes removed future distribution predictable. PREDICTION Lower Specification Limit Upper Specification Limit TIME control capable (variation from random variability reduced) TIME SIZE SIZE control capable (variation from random variability excessive) Figure Impact Assignable Causes Process Predictable Figure Difference Between Process Control Process Capability Motorola, critical parameters, process capability acceptable with 1.33. desired process capability ideal Cpk, definition, shows where current production process fits with relationship specification limits. center distributions excessive process variability will result less than optimum conditions. IMPLEMENTATION MMTG uses many parameters that show conformance specification. Some parameters sensitive process variations while others remain constant given product line. Often, specific parameters influenced when changes other parameters occur. both impractical unnecessary monitor parameters using methods. Only critical parameters that sensitive process variability chosen monitoring. process steps affecting these critical parameters must identified well. equally important find measurement these process steps that correlates with product performance. This measurement called critical process parameter. Once critical process parameters selected, sample plan must determined. samples used measurement organized into RATIONAL SUBGROUPS approximately five pieces. subgroup size should such that variation among samples within subgroup remain small. samples must come from same source e.g., same mold press operator, etc. Subgroup data should collected appropriate time intervals detect variations process. process begins show improved stability, interval increased. data collected must carefully documented maintained later correlation. Examples common documentation entries operator, machine, time, settings, product type, etc. Once plan established, data collection begin. data collected with generate values that plotted with respect time. refers mean values within given subgroup, while range greatest value minus least value. When approximately more values have been generated, average these values computed follows: .)/K .)/K where number subgroups measured. values used create process control chart. Control charts primary tool used signal problem. Shown Figure 1-6, process control charts show values with respect time concerning reference upper lower control limit values. Control limits computed follows: upper control limit UCLR lower control limit LCLR upper control limit UCLX lower control limit MOTOROLA 1-10 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 148.0 150.4 152.8 Where constants varying sample size, with values sample sizes from shown following partial table: 3.27 1.88 2.57 1.02 2.28 0.73 2.11 0.58 2.00 0.48 1.92 0.08 0.42 1.86 0.14 0.37 1.82 0.18 0.34 1.78 0.22 0.31 *For sample sizes below LCLR would technically negative number; those cases there lower control limit; this means that subgroup size ``identical'' measurements would unreasonable. Control charts used monitor variability critical process parameters. chart shows basic problems with piece piece variability related process. chart often identify changes people, machines, methods, etc. source variability difficult find require experimental design techniques identify assignable causes. Some general rules have been established help determine when process OUT-OF-CONTROL. Figure shows control chart subdivided into zones corresponding sigma, sigma, sigma limits respectively. Figures through 1-11 four tests that used identify excessive variability presence assignable causes shown. familiarity with given process increases, more subtle tests employed successfully. Once variability identified, cause variability must determined. Normally, only factors have significant impact total variability process. importance correctly identifying these factors stressed following example. Suppose process variability depends MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Figure Example Process Control Chart Showing Oven Temperature Data variance five factors Each variance 0.4, respectively. SInce: +(0.4)2 only identified eliminated, then: (0.4)2 This results less than total variability improvement. were eliminated, then: (0.4)2 5.02 This gives considerably better improvement 23%. only identified reduced from then: (0.4)2 Identifying improving variability from yields total variability improvement nearly 40%. Most techniques employed identify primary assignable cause(s). Out-of-control conditions correlated documented process changes. product analyzed detail using best versus worst part comparisons Product Analysis equipment. Multi-variance analysis used determine family variation (positional, critical, temporal). Lastly, experiments test theoretical factorial analysis. Whatever method used, assignable causes must identified eliminated most expeditious manner possible. MOTOROLA 1-11 ZONE SIGMA) ZONE SIGMA) ZONE SIGMA) ZONE SIGMA) ZONE SIGMA) ZONE SIGMA) CENTERLINE Figure Control Chart Zones Figure Point Outside Control Limit Indicating Excessive Variability Figure Three Points Zone Beyond Indicating Excessive Variability Figure 1-10 Four Five Points Zone Beyond Indicating Excessive Variability Figure 1-11 Seven Eight Points Zone Beyond Indicating Excessive Variability After assignable causes have been eliminated, control limits calculated provide more challenging variability criteria process. yields variability improve, become more difficult detect improvements because they become much smaller. When assignable causes have been eliminated points remain within control limits groups, process said state control. SUMMARY Motorola committed STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROLS. These principles, used throughout manufacturing have already resulted many significant improvements processes. Continued dedication culture will allow Motorola reach Sigma zero defect capability goals. will further enhance commitment TOTAL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION. MOTOROLA 1-12 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Section WORLD WIDE CUSTOMER SUPPORT WORLD WIDE WORLD CLASS WORLD WIDE SERVICE CENTERS CAPABILITIES CHART REGION MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA CUSTOMER FAILURE ANALYSIS SUPPORT WORLD WIDE following chart show location worldwide MMTG support facilities outline customer return failure analysis support status each these facilities. While each facility supports customers located immediate region, facilities work together produce detailed accurate analyses. seen chart, offshore locations have some level test physical failure analysis capabiities. These capabilities continually increasing. North American support site Austin, Texas, fully resourced comprehensive, detailed electrical physical analysis Memory products most High Performance RISC MPUs. addition local customer return analysis, Austin facility provides expert analysis assistance offshore regions through technical information data communications well electrical physical analysis most difficult offshore returns. EUROPE East Kilbride NORTH AMERICA Austin JAPAN Sendai HONG KONG ASIA PACIFIC Kuala Lumpur WORLD WIDE SERVICE CENTERS NORTH AMERICA Semiconductor Sales Office 11120 Metric Blvd. Austin, 78758 Memories Most MPUs ASIA PACIFIC Motorola Malaysia SDU. BHD. Jalan 47300 Petaling Jaya Selangor, Malaysia Memories EUROPE Motorola Colvilles Road Kelvin Industrial Estate UK-East Kilbride Glasgow, Memories Some MPUs JAPAN Nippon Motorola LTD. (NML) 3-2-1, Akedori, Izumi-Ku, Sendai-Shi 981-31, Japan Memories Some MPUs HONG KONG Motorola Semiconductors Hong Kong Ltd. King Street Industrial Estate, Hong Kong Some MPUs MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT FAILURE ANALYSIS CAPABILITIES REGION Customer Electrical Test Analysis North America Austin, Texas Dedicated Teradyne Testers Electrical Verification Characterization Memories Dedicated DRAM FSRAM Engineers Failure Analysis Engineers Perform Electrical Device Investigation Production Testers Available Correlation Activities Memories Most MPUs Additional Design Engineering Analysis Required Chip Package Areas Dedicated DRAM FSRAM Failure Analysis Engineers Complete Electrical Verification Bench Equipment Full Deprocessing E-Beam Testing Emission Microscopy SEM/EDS TEM, Auger, SIMS, ESCA Acoustic Microscopies Additional Diagnostic Analysis Required Japan Sendai, Japan Dedicated Teradyne Testers Electrical Verification Characterization Some Memories Failure Analysis Engineers Perform Electrical Test Verification Europe East Kilbride, Scotland Dedicated Teradyne Testers Electrical Verification Characterization Some Memories Failure Analysis Engineers Perform Electrical Test Verification Asia/Pacific Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Dedicated Teradyne Testers Electrical Verification Characterization Memories Failure Analysis Engineers Perform Electrical Test Verification Hong Kong Failure Analysis Engineers Perform Electrical Test Verification Production Testers Available Correlation Activities Most MPUs Production Testers Available Correlation Activities Memories Most MPUs Production Testers Available Correlation Activities Some MPUs Physical Test Analysis Chip Package Areas Shared Failure Analysis Engineers Electrical Verification Bench Equipment Deprocessing E-Beam Testing Emission Microscopy SEM/EDS Acoustic Microscopies Chip Package Areas Dedicated Failure Analysis Engineers Electrical Verification Bench Equipment Deprocessing Emission Microscopy SEM/EDS Acoustic Microscopies Package Area Dedicated Failure Analysis Engineers Electrical Verification Bench Equipment Deprocessing Emission Microscopy SEM/EDS Acoustic Microscopies Package Area Dedicated Failure Analysis Engineers Electrical Verification Bench Equipment Deprocessing Emission Microscopy SEM/EDS Acoustic Microscopies NOTE: World Wide Failure Analysis Labs linked together with Motorola's Peer-to-Peer Network instantaneous data transmission. MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Section FAST STATIC RAMs WORLD WIDE WORLD CLASS BiCMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.8µ Double Level Metal BiCMOS Process 256K Density Process 0.8µ Double Level Metal BiCMOS Process Density Process 0.5µ Double Level Metal BiCMOS Process Density Process Density Process 3-10 CMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.8µ Double Level Metal CMOS Process Density Process 3-13 0.65µ Double Level Metal CMOS Process 256K Density Process 3-15 0.5µ Double Level Metal CMOS Process 256K Density Process 3-18 Density Process 3-21 Density Process 3-24 PACKAGE MONITORS mil, Plastic Package 3-27 mil, Plastic Package 3-30 Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier Package 3-33 Modules 3-35 TECHNOLOGY DRAWINGS 3-37 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA Case Case 710A Case 710B Case Case 724A Case 736A Case Case Case Case Case 810A Case 810B Case Case East Kilbride Anam Tokyo Mesa Austin Kuala Lumpur Penang Anam, Korea Austin, Texas East Kilbride, Scotland Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Mesa, Arizona Penang, Malaysia Tokyo, Japan MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT BiCMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.8µ Double Level Metal, BiCMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6706A MCM6708A MCM6709A MCM6705 MCM6706R MCM6709R Organization Speed MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 0.8µ Double Level Metal, BiCMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/883 0/883 Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.8µ Double Level Metal, BiCMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/130 0/127 0/257 131040 128016 259056 Static Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/128 0/126 0/254 129024 127008 256032 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA BiCMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.8µ Double Level Metal, BiCMOS FSRAM Process Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6726 MCM6727 MCM6728 MCM6729 MCM6726A MCM6728A MCM6729A MCM67B618 MCM67C618 MCM67H618 MCM67J618 MCM67M618 MCM67A618 MCM67D709 Organization 128K 256K 256K 128K 256K 256K 128K Speed MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.8µ Double Level Metal, BiCMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours/125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/205 0/767 0/1488 0/2460 Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA BiCMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Double Level Poly BiCMOS FSRAM Process Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6926 MCM6929 MCM69P531 MCM69F536A MCM69F536B MCM69P536A MCM69P536B MCM69F618A MCM69P618A Organization 128K 256K Speed 4.5, 8.5, 8.5, 4.5, 4.5, 8.5, 8.5, MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Double Level Poly BiCMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 1/2291 1/2291 Analysis Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 3Q96 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA BiCMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Double Level Poly BiCMOS FSRAM Process Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6726B MCM6726C MCM6728B MCM6729B MCM6729C MCM67A618A MCM67B618A MCM67C618A MCM67M618A Organization 128K 128K 256K 256K 256K Speed MOTOROLA 3-10 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Double Level Poly BiCMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 1/9927 0/1898 1/2227 2/1777 4/15829 1125 Analysis Foreign Matter Foreign Matter Defect Found Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-11 0.5µm Double Level Metal, Double Level Poly BiCMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/623 0/75 0/186 0/64 0/948 313992 75600 187488 64512 641592 Static Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/75 0/261 0/64 0/400 75600 263088 64512 403200 Rate Derating Graph Users Voltage Temperature Most Recent Quarter Dynamic Long Term Lifetest FITS C.L. USERS TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) 4.50 5.00 5.50 MOTOROLA 3-12 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT CMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.8µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6226 MCM6226A MCM6227A MCM6229 MCM6229A Organization 128K 128K 256K 256K Speed MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-13 0.8µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours/125°C, volts, Hours/125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/575 0/45 0/620 Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 1Q96 MOTOROLA 3-14 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT CMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.65µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6205D MCM6206D MCM62486B MCM62940B Organization Speed MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-15 0.65µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours/125°C, volts, Hours/125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/390 0/208 0/2600 0/156 0/3354 Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 MOTOROLA 3-16 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.65µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/91 0/78 0/169 91728 78624 170352 Static Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/91 0/78 0/169 91728 78624 170352 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-17 CMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.5µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6206BA Organization Speed MOTOROLA 3-18 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.5µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/235 0/235 Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-19 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Double Level Poly CMOS FSRAM Process 256K Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/247 0/247 248976 248976 Static Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/252 0/252 254016 254016 MOTOROLA 3-20 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT CMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.5µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6226B MCM6227B MCM6229B MCM6226BB MCM6229BB Organization 128K 256K 128K 256K Speed MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-21 0.5µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 4/2433 0/161 5/2877 9/5521 1644 1738 1630 Analysis Defect Found Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 6000 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 MOTOROLA 3-22 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Double Level Poly CMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/213 0/288 0/501 214703 290304 505008 Static Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/115 0/265 0/380 115920 267120 383040 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-23 CMOS PROCESS MONITORS 0.5µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process Density Process Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6246 MCM6249 Organization 512K Speed MOTOROLA 3-24 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.5µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/50 1/1412 0/176 0/211 1/1849 Defect Found Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-25 0.5µ Double Level Metal CMOS FSRAM Process Density Process (cont.) Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/148 0/60 0/60 0/70 0/338 149184 60480 60480 70560 340704 Static Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/148 0/60 0/60 0/70 0/338 149184 60480 60480 70560 340704 Rate Derating Graph Users Voltage Temperature Most Recent Quarter Dynamic Long Term Lifetest FITS C.L. 4.50 5.00 5.50 USERS TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) FITS C.L. USERS TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) Static Long Term Lifetest MOTOROLA 3-26 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PACKAGE MONITORS mil, Plastic Package Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM4180 MCM6205 MCM6206 MCM6207 MCM6208 MCM6209 MCM62350 MCM62351 MCM6264 MCM6268 MCM6269 MCM6270 MCM6287 MCM6288 MCM6290 MCM6705A MCM6706A MCM6708A MCM6709A Package Width Count MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-27 mil, Plastic Package Preconditioning Stress Temperature Cycle (-65 +150°C, Cycles) Bake (125°C, Hrs) Temperature Humidity Soak (85°C, Hrs) Vapor Phase (215°C, seconds, Passes) Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/845 0/300 0/1145 Pressure Temperature Humidity Bias 148°C, psig, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/60 0/60 Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/150 0/60 0/210 NOTE: above package stresses sourced from preconditioning stress samples. MOTOROLA 3-28 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT mil, Plastic Package (cont.) Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/144 0/60 0/204 Thermal Shock 150°C, Liquid Liquid, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/45 0/45 Autoclave 121°C, psig, 100% Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/60 0/60 NOTE: above package stresses sourced from preconditioning stress samples. MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-29 PACKAGE MONITORS mil, Plastic Package Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM6226 MCM6229 MCM6206 MCM6264 MCM6293 MCM6294 MCM6295 MCM6726 MCM6727 MCM6728 MCM6729 Package Width Count MOTOROLA 3-30 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT mil, Plastic Package Preconditioning Stress Temperature Cycle (-65 +150°C, Cycles) Bake (125°C, Hrs) Temperature Humidity Soak (85°C, Hrs) Vapor Phase (215°C, seconds, Passes) Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/395 0/30 0/137 0/731 0/1293 Pressure Temperature Humidity Bias 148°C, psig, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/56 0/30 0/15 0/101 Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/148 0/45 0/27 0/220 NOTE: above package stresses sourced from preconditioning stress samples. MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-31 mil, Plastic Package (cont.) Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/56 0/72 0/135 0/263 Thermal Shock 150°C, Liquid Liquid, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/56 0/60 0/132 0/248 Autoclave 121°C, psig, 100% Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/101 0/117 0/218 NOTE: above package stresses sourced from preconditioning stress samples. MOTOROLA 3-32 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PACKAGE MONITORS Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier Package Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM56824A MCM62110 MCM62486A MCM62820A MCM62940A MCM62950A MCM62963A MCM62973A MCM62974A MCM62975A MCM62990A MCM62995A MCM67B618 MCM67C618 MCM67H618 MCM67J618 MCM67M618 MCM67A618 MCM67D709 Package Width Count MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-33 Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier Package Preconditioning Stress 30°C, Hrs, Vapor Phase (215°C) Passes Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/230 0/210 0/207 0/180 0/827 Pressure Temperature Humidity Bias 148°C, psig, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/46 0/60 0/106 Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/46 0/45 0/60 0/151 Thermal Shock 150°C, Liquid Liquid, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/105 0/45 0/60 0/210 Autoclave 121°C, psig, 100% Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/45 0/45 NOTE: above PLCC package stresses sourced from preconditioning stress samples. MOTOROLA 3-34 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PACKAGE MONITORS Modules Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM72MS32 MCM72MS64 MCM4464 MCM44256 MCM32257 MCM32128 MCM3264A MCM32A32 MCM32A64 MCM32Ax32 MCM32Ax64 MCM32Ax128 MCM64AA32 MCM72BA32 MCM72BA64 MCM64BA32 MCM72BB32 MCM72BB64 Package Width Count DIMM DIMM SIMM SIMM SIMM, DIMM DIMM Card Edge Connector Card Edge Connector Card Edge Connector DIMM DIMM DIMM Card Edge Connector Card Edge Connector Card Edge Connector MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-35 Modules Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/49 0/22 0/71 0/94 0/236 Thermal Shock 125°C, Liquid Liquid, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/22 0/22 0/66 0/22 0/132 Flex Test Flexes Side, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/15 0/30 Temperature Cycle 100°C, Air, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/22 0/22 0/66 0/22 0/132 MOTOROLA 3-36 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT TECHNOLOGY DRAWINGS Double Level Metal Double Level Poly 0.8µ 1.0µ CMOS FSRAM Technology Double Level Metal, Double Level Poly 0.8µ BiCMOS FSRAM Technology MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 3-37 MOTOROLA 3-38 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Section DYNAMIC RAMs WORLD WIDE WORLD CLASS PROCESS MONITORS MEGABIT DRAM 0.7µ Single Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process MEGABIT DRAM 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process PACKAGE MONITORS MEGABIT DRAM 20/26 Plastic Package MEGABIT DRAM Plastic Package 4-11 MEGABIT DRAM 24/28 Plastic Package 4-13 DRAM MODULE Module 4-15 TECHNOLOGY DRAWING 4-17 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA Case Case Case 810C East Kilbride Sendai Aizu Oita Mesa Austin Kuala Lumpur Aizu, Japan Austin, Texas East Kilbride, Scotland Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Mesa, Arizona Oita, Japan Sendai, Japan MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PROCESS MONITORS MEGABIT DRAM 0.7µ Single Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process Part Number MCM54100A MCM54400A MCM54800A Organization Page Mode Page Mode 512K Page Mode Speed MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 0.7µ Single Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/9766 0/12382 0/4339 0/14551 0/41038 Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.7µ Single Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process (cont.) Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/650 0/750 0/600 0/924 0/2924 655200 756000 604800 931392 2947392 Static Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/650 0/750 0/600 0/1025 0/3025 655200 756000 604800 1033200 3049200 Rate Derating Graph Users Voltage Temperature Most Recent Quarter Dynamic Long Term Lifetest FITS C.L. 4.50 5.00 5.50 USERS TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) FITS C.L. USERS TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) Static Long Term Lifetest MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA PROCESS MONITORS MEGABIT DRAM 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process Part Number MCM517400B Organization Page Mode Extended Data Speed MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process (cont.) Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 3/2952 0/2958 3/7459 0/1534 6/14903 1016 Analysis Defect Found Dynamic Early Fail Study Results Quarter 5000 4000 3000 FAIL 2000 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 NOTE: data 1995 product. monitor been converted next generation starting first quarter 1996. MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process (cont.) Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/150 0/150 151200 151200 Static Long Term Lifetest 125°C, volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Total Device Hours (eV) Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/150 0/150 151200 151200 Rate Derating Graph Users Voltage Temperature Most Recent Quarter Dynamic Long Term Lifetest FITS C.L. 4.50 5.00 5.50 USERS TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) FITS C.L. USERS TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) Static Long Term Lifetest MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PACKAGE MONITORS MEGABIT DRAM mil, 20/26 Plastic Package Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM54100A MCM54400A Package Width Count 20/26 20/26 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA MEGABIT DRAM mil, 20/26 Plastic Package Preconditioning Stress 30°C, Hrs, Vapor Phase (215°C) Passes Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/924 0/925 0/350 0/2020 0/4219 Pressure Temperature Humidity Bias 148°C, psig, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/200 0/71 0/100 0/350 0/721 Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/200 0/75 0/100 0/300 0/675 Thermal Shock (Moist 150°C, Liquid Liquid, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/100 0/40 0/50 0/223 0/413 NOTE: package stresses sourced from 30/60 preconditioned material. MOTOROLA 4-10 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PACKAGE MONITORS MEGABIT DRAM mil, Plastic Package Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM54800A Package Width Count Product life, monitor will ceased after third quarter 1996. MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 4-11 MEGABIT DRAM mil, Plastic Package Preconditioning Stress 30°C, Hrs, Vapor Phase (215°C) Passes Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/1006 0/700 0/1400 0/3106 Pressure Temperature Humidity Bias 148°C, psig, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/50 0/150 0/100 0/150 0/450 Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/50 0/125 0/50 0/200 0/425 Thermal Shock (Moist 150°C, Liquid Liquid, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/50 0/25 0/75 0/156 NOTE: package stresses sourced from 30/60 preconditioned material. MOTOROLA 4-12 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PACKAGE MONITORS MEGABIT DRAM mil, 24/28 Plastic Package Applicable Devices: Part Number MCM517400 Package Width Count 24/28 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 4-13 MEGABIT DRAM mil, 24/28 Plastic Package Preconditioning Stress 85°C, Hrs, Vapor Phase (215°C) Passes Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/400 0/400 Pressure Temperature Humidity Bias 148°C, psig, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/75 0/75 Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/50 0/50 Thermal Shock (Moist 150°C, Liquid Liquid, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/75 0/75 NOTE: package stresses sourced from 85/60 preconditioned material. MOTOROLA 4-14 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PACKAGE MONITORS DRAM MODULES following monitor results determined stressing modules representative possible product families SIMM DIMM). MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 4-15 DRAM MODULE MONITOR Temperature Cycle 125°C, Air, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/44 0/44 0/44 0/132 Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 1/44 0/44 0/44 1/132 22727 7576 Defective Capacitor Flex Test 7.88" Flexes Side, Cycles Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/10 0/20 0/20 0/50 Variable Frequency Vibration 20g, 2000 Cycles Axis Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/10 0/20 0/20 0/50 MOTOROLA 4-16 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT TECHNOLOGY DRAWINGS (WL) POLY (CAP.) POLYCIDE (BL) POLY (WL) p-WELL p-SUBSTRATE 0.7µ Single Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process 0.5µ Double Level Metal, Triple Level Poly CMOS DRAM Process MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 4-17 MOTOROLA 4-18 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Section MICROPROCESSOR PRODUCTS WORLD WIDE WORLD CLASS PROCESS MONITORS PROCESS FAMILY PROCESS FAMILY 0.65 PROCESS FAMILY 5-11 PROCESS FAMILY 5-15 0.35 PROCESS FAMILY 5-19 PACKAGES CBGA (RS, 5-22 CQFP (FE, 5-26 CPGA (R/RC) 5-30 PBGA (ZP) 5-32 PQFP (FC/FG/FT/PB) 5-34 TQFP (PV) 5-37 PLCC (FN) 5-39 PDIP 5-42 PPGA (RP) 5-44 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA Plastic Quad (Gull Wing) Ceramic Quad (Gull Wing) Plastic Quad Flat Pack (PQFP) Plastic Quad Pack (PLCC) Plastic Flat Pack Plastic Quad Flat Pack Ceramic with Ceramic Thin Quad Flat Pack Plastic TQFP Grid Array, Solder Lead Finish Grid Array, Gold Lead Finish Plastic Grid Array Ball Grid Array, Lead MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT HCMOS PROCESS MONITORS Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68020 MC68030 MC68605 MC68606 MC68824 MC68882 MC68EC000 MC68EC020 MC68HC000/1 MC88100 MC88200 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 Technology 1.5µ 1.5µ 1.5µ 1.2µ 1.2µ MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/221 0/668 0/101 0/475 0/1465 Rolling Year Dynamic Early Life Fail Study Results Past Year 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 Quarter Ending MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT High Temperature Dynamic Operating Life Test 125°C, Volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/125 0/97 0/101 0/75 0/398 Failure Rate Calculation Information Device Hours Number Failures 594000 Rate Derating Graph Users Temperature Last Four Quarters Activation Energy Dynamic Long Term Life Test FITS C.L. FITS C.L. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 1996: HCMOS Life Test Data 1996 TOTALS K39617 K39609 110542-1 119401-1 106866-1 113460-1 117239-1 113065-1 111336-1 115292-1 68HC000 68HC000 68606 68605 68605 68605 68606 68HC001 68HC000 68882 Device Type Leff MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 Site BUCH BUCH Assy 9616 9605 9515 9543 9507 9531 9539 9528 9527 9529 Date Code 0/1541 0/95 0/96 0/131 0/175 0/175 0/175 0/143 0/217 0/180 0/154 Read Points: Fails/SS 0/990 0/95 0/96 0/30 0/175 0/175 0/175 0/143 0/42 0/30 0/29 0/324 0/48 0/48 0/30 0/25 0/25 0/24 0/23 0/42 0/30 0/29 0/323 0/47 0/48 0/30 0/25 0/25 0/24 0/23 0/42 0/30 0/29 1008 MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT HCMOS PROCESS MONITORS Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68030 MC68302 MC68340/9 MC68837 MC68840 MC68EC000 MC68HC000/1 MC88410 XC68306/7 XC68322 XC68341 MC68SEC000 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS10 Technology 0.8µ 0.8µ 0.8µ 0.8µ 0.71µ 0.71µ/0.8µ 0.8µ 0.8µ 0.8µ 0.8µ 0.8µ 0.8µ MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/135 0/150 0/29 0/170 0/484 Rolling Year Dynamic Early Life Fail Study Results Past Year 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 Quarter Ending MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT High Temperature Dynamic Operating Life Test 125°C, Volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/129 0/150 0/29 0/70 0/378 Failure Rate Calculation Information Device Hours Number Failures 413760 Rate Derating Graph Users Temperature Last Four Quarters Activation Energy Dynamic Long Term Lifetest FITS C.L. FITS C.L. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 1996: HCMOS Life Test Data 1996 TOTALS 125752-1 119609-9 119609-17 119609-1 117398-1 124134-1 68030 65SEC000 68SEC000 68SEC000 68HC001 68HC000 Device Type Leff MOS8 MS10 MS10 MS10 MOS8 MOS8 Site Assy 9615 9548 9548 9548 9544 9545 Date Code 0/655 0/70 0/65 0/75 0/75 0/154 0/216 Read Points: Fails/SS 0/314 0/70 0/65 0/75 0/75 0/29 0/313 0/69 0/65 0/75 0/75 0/29 0/308 0/64 0/65 0/75 0/75 0/29 1008 MOTOROLA 5-10 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.65 HCMOS PROCESS MONITORS Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68302 MC68302 XC68328 MC68340 MC68340 MC68356 MC68356 MC68360 MC68360 MC68SEC000 MC88110 XC68040/EC040/LC040 SC414310 MOS11 MOS12 MOS8 MOS8 MOS11 MOS11 MOS12 MOS11 MOS8 MOS8 MOS11 Technology 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ 0.65µ MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-11 Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 4/3125 0/252 0/321 2/727 6/4425 1280 2751 1356 Function, Passes After Depot, Gate Rupture Tristate Leak Rolling Year Dynamic Early Life Fail Study Results 2000 1800 1600 1400 Past Year 1200 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 Quarter Ending MOTOROLA 5-12 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT High Temperature Dynamic Operating Life Test 125°C, Volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 2/897 0/97 0/229 0/464 2/1687 Marginal Idd, Functional Failure Rate Calculation Information Device Hours Number Failures 2171352 Rate Derating Graph Users Temperature Last Four Quarters Activation Energy Dynamic Long Term Lifetest FITS C.L. FITS C.L. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-13 Failure Summary S39602-2 118814-1 S39601-3 S39601-2 S39601-1 110117-1 1996 TOTALS S39602-2 414310 414310 414310 68328 68328 68328 68356 Device 0.65 Package 168H 1008H 168H 1008H 168H 168H 9625 Rdpt 0/3849 0/80 FUNCTIONAL FAILURE GATE OXIDE RUPTURE FUNCTIONAL FAILURE MARGINAL (1.21MA,SPEC 1.2) FUNCTIONAL FAILURE RECOVERED AFTER DEPOTTING 4/3698 1/80 Failure Mode/Mechanism 0/1235 0/79 2/1223 0/79 1995: 0.65 HCMOS LIFE TEST DATA S39602-1 118814-1 S39601-5 S39601-4 S39601-3 S39601-2 S39601-1 109693-11 109693-1 110117-1 126353-3 126353-2 126353-1 118466-10 111205-1 109285-1 120798-1 120886-3 109693-19 414310 414310 68328 68328 68328 68328 68328 68SEC000 68SEC000 68356 68360 68360 68360 68356 68356 68340 68302 68PM302 68SEC000 Device Type 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 Leff MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MS11 MS12 MS11 MS11 MS12 MS11 MOS8 Site CITI CITI CITI Assy 9625 9548 9626 9626 9615 9615 9540 9522 9518 9508 9618 9618 9618 9546 9527 9520 9602 9601 9526 Date Code 0/80 0/93 0/477 0/474 0/478 0/480 0/557 0/75 0/76 0/176 0/76 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/175 0/83 0/84 0/77 0/77 0/80 0/93 0/477 0/473 1/477 0/480 1/557 0/75 0/76 1/27 0/76 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/175 0/83 0/84 0/77 0/77 Read Points: Fails/SS 0/80 0/93 0/79 0/80 0/80 0/75 0/76 0/25 0/76 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/25 0/82 0/77 0/77 0/80 1/93 0/79 0/80 1/80 0/75 0/76 0/25 0/76 0/77 0/77 0/72 0/25 0/75 0/77 0/77 1008 MOTOROLA 5-14 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT HCMOS PROCESS MONITORS Applicable Devices: Part Number PC105 PC106 PC603 PC603 PC603E PC603E MCM602A PC604 XCF5102 MOS11 MOS11 MOS11 MOS13 MOS11 MOS13 MOS11 MOS11 MOS11 Technology 0.5µ 0.5µ 0.5µ 0.5µ 0.5µ 0.5µ 0.5µ 0.5µ 0.5µ Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, Volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 3/3379 2/931 2/2290 3/1632 10/8232 2148 1838 1215 ABIST, DCACHE, Function Function, Gate Defect Poly Defect, Leak EZF, Function Rolling Year Dynamic Early Life Fail Study Results 5000 4500 4000 3500 Quarter 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 4Q95 1Q96 2Q96 3Q96 Quarter Ending MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-15 High Temperature Dynamic Operating Life Test 125°C, Volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 3/839 1/654 2/689 6/2182 Function, Leak Functional EZF, ABIST Failure Rate Calculation Information Device Hours Number Failures 3709104 Rate Derating Graph Users Temperature Last Four Quarters Activation Energy Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 1000 FITS C.L. FITS C.L. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) MOTOROLA 5-16 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 1996: HCMOS LIFE TEST DATA 111263-22 111263-16 111263-6 111263-4 115648-16 115648-15 115648-9 115648-8 115648-2 115648-1 122979-1 126190-2 126190-1 126189-3 126189-2 126189-1 125734-6 125734-4 125734-1 118468-14 118468-13 118468-12 118468-11 118468-9 118468-8 118468-7 118468-6 118468-5 118468-4 120140-16 120140-15 120140-9 120140-8 120140-2 120140-1 122659-16 122659-11 122659-6 122659-1 106917-1 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E Device Type Leff MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 Site Assy 9534 9534 9534 9534 9542 9542 9542 9542 9539 9539 9606 9616 9616 9617 9617 9617 9613 9614 9615 9550 9550 9548 9548 9548 9548 9548 9548 9548 9548 9601 9601 9552 9552 9552 9552 9602 9602 9602 9602 9506 Date Code 0/72 0/72 0/72 0/72 1/320 1/287 0/299 0/96 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/221 1/79 1/150 0/355 0/88 0/271 1/93 0/110 0/335 0/336 1/311 0/76 0/76 0/76 0/76 0/48 Read Points: Fails/SS 0/72 0/72 1/47 0/71 0/302 0/80 0/80 0/80 0/81 0/271 0/92 0/110 0/73 0/77 0/77 0/24 0/72 0/71 0/46 0/70 0/79 0/80 0/80 0/80 0/78 1/76 0/92 0/77 0/71 0/72 0/75 1008 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-17 Failure Summary 127050-2 127509-7 127509-4 111263-6 115648-15 115648-8 125734-4 125734-1 118468-9 118468-8 120140-1 1996 TOTALS 126588-3 126588-2 126588-1 127050-3 127050-2 127050-1 R39601 128038-2 128038-1 127509-9 127509-8 127509-7 127509-6 127509-5 127509-4 127509-3 127509-2 127509-1 124607-3 124607-2 124607-1 111263-45 111263-39 111263-35 111263-29 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E MCM603A MCM603A MCM603A Device Type 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E 603E Device Leff MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 Package Site ANAM ANAM ANAM Assy 168H 504H 504H 504H 168H 168H 168H 168H 1008H 168H 168H 9626 9615 9615 9619 9619 9620 9626 9626 9626 9625 9625 9625 9625 9625 9625 9625 9625 9625 9608 9608 9608 9536 9536 9536 9536 Date Code Rdpt 7/6600 0/76 0/77 0/77 0/77 1/77 0/77 0/539 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/45 0/45 0/45 0/23 0/48 0/45 0/72 MARGINAL FUNCTIONAL FUNCTIONAL FUNCTIONAL MARGINAL LEAKAGE DCACHE: DEFECT FOUND ABIST: DEFECT FOUND GATE DEFECT FUNCTIONAL FUNCTIONAL LEAKAGE DEFECT POLY/SPACER Read Points: Fails/SS Failure Mode/Mechanism 3/2966 0/76 0/77 0/76 0/67 0/65 0/67 0/77 0/77 1/77 0/77 0/77 1/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/22 0/48 0/45 0/72 1/1490 0/77 0/76 0/22 0/48 0/44 0/71 1008 MOTOROLA 5-18 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 0.35 HCMOS PROCESS MONITORS Applicable Devices: Part Number PC603P PC604E MOS13 MOS13 Technology 0.35µ 0.35µ Dynamic Early Fail Study 125°C, Volts, Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Fail Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 1/1928 2/2778 3/4706 Functional ICACHE, Blocked Trench Etch High Temperature Dynamic Operating Life Test 125°C, Volts, 1008 Hours Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Reject Information Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/185 0/894 0/1079 Failure Rate Calculation Information Device Hours Number Failures 1697640 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-19 Rate Derating Graph Users Temperature Last Four Quarters Activation Energy Dynamic Long Term Lifetest 1000 FITS C.L. FITS C.L. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS) MOTOROLA 5-20 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Failure Summary 1996: 0.35 HCMOS LIFE TEST DATA R39602-1 118468-8 125703-2 1996 TOTALS 126495-11 129560-9 129560-8 129560-7 129560-6 129560-5 129560-3 129560-2 129560-1 129815-4 129815-3 129815-2 129815-1 R39602-4 R39602-3 R39602-2 R39602-1 128777-3 128777-2 128777-1 125836-2 125836-1 125558-6 125558-5 125558-4 125558-3 125558-2 125558-1 125703-6 125703-5 125703-4 125703-3 125703-2 125703-1 126495-2 126495-1 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 604E 604E 604E 604E 604E 604E 604E 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P 603P Device Type 604E 603P 603P Device 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.35 Leff MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 Package Site Assy 168H 168H 168H 9618 9637 9637 9634 9633 9632 9633 9632 9632 9633 9633 9633 9633 9630 9630 9630 9616 9616 9614 9614 9614 9614 9614 9614 9615 9615 9615 9615 9615 9615 9618 9618 Date Code Rdpt 3/4706 0/185 0/96 0/96 0/96 0/96 0/91 0/96 0/96 0/96 0/83 0/70 0/96 0/44 0/72 0/39 0/94 1/283 0/45 0/77 0/77 0/335 0/330 0/93 1/274 0/109 0/331 0/291 0/114 0/105 0/83 0/146 0/91 1/90 0/104 0/149 0/133 FUNCTIONAL BLOCKED TRENCH ETCH ICACHE FAILURE Read Points: Fails/SS Failure Mode/Mechanism 0/1081 0/185 0/95 0/90 0/93 0/72 0/100 0/72 0/72 0/114 0/86 0/102 0/1079 0/185 0/95 0/90 0/93 0/72 0/100 0/72 0/72 0/114 0/86 0/100 1008 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-21 CBGA (RS, PACKAGE NUMBER PINS: 361, 303, 255, Applicable Devices: Part Number MC88110 MC88410 XPC105 XPC603 XPC604 XPC603E XPC603P XPC604E XPC106 MCM603A Assembly Count BALL GRID ARRAY PACKAGE (RS, Assembly Site: Number Pins: 361, 303, 255, Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, 1008 Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period 1008 Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/75 0/30 0/59 0/89 0/253 0/74 0/30 0/59 0/88 0/251 0/30 0/59 0/88 0/177 1996 Summary 111573-2 113596-2 116753-2 Device Type PC105 PC105 PC105 PC105 Assy Site Site MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 Date Code 9525 9533 9538 9611 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/29 0/30 0/30 0/75 0/29 0/30 0/30 0/74 1008 0/29 0/30 0/30 124893-3 TOTALS 0/164 0/163 0/89 MOTOROLA 5-22 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT 1996 Summary TOTALS 109839-14 109839-9 109839-1 88410 88410 88410 Device Type 1996 Summary Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters TOTALS 126653-7 126653-3 128777-7 128777-6 128777-5 128777-4 126653-7 126653-3 PC603EV PC603EV 604E 604E 604E 604E PC603P PC603P Device Type MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT High Temperature Storage Bake 150°C, 1008 Autoclave 121°C, 100% PSIG, Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters Time Period Time Period 0/201 0/336 0/135 0/135 0/223 0/44 0/44 Assy Site Assy Site Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Rejects/Devices 0/201 0/336 0/135 0/44 0/44 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 Site Site 0/201 0/336 0/135 0/32 0/171 0/95 0/44 1008 9523 9523 9523 9620 9620 9630 9630 9630 9630 9620 9620 Date Code Date Code Cumulative Failure Cumulative Failure HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS Tech Tech 0/135 0/45 0/45 0/45 0/88 0/22 0/22 0/22 0/22 0/135 0/45 0/45 0/45 0/44 0/22 0/22 0/135 0/45 0/45 0/45 0/139 0/12 0/35 0/39 0/22 0/22 MOTOROLA 5-23 1008 Temperature Cycle 125°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/66 0/66 0/66 0/66 0/66 0/66 1996 Summary 126653-2 126653-6 Device Type 603P 603P 603P Assy Site Site MS13 MS13 MS13 Date Code 9620 9620 9620 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/22 0/22 0/22 0/66 0/22 0/22 0/22 0/66 1000 0/22 0/22 0/22 0/66 126653-10 TOTALS Temperature Cycle 100°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Time Period Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/135 0/668 0/803 0/69 0/547 0/616 1/69 1/332 2/401 7,407 1,497 2,491 1996 Summary 124607-4 124607-5 124607-3 TOTALS MCM603A MCM603A MCM603A MS11 MS11 MS11 9608 9608 9608 HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/45 0/45 0/45 0/23 0/23 0/23 0/69 0/23 1/23 0/23 1/69 0/135 Device Type Assy Site Site Date Code Tech 1000 Failure Summary Device Package Rdpt Failure Mode/Mechanism 124607-5 MCM603A 1000CYC FUNCTIONAL FAIL MOTOROLA 5-24 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Thermal Shock 125°C, Liquid Liquid, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/60 0/60 0/60 0/60 1996 Summary 126653-4 126653-8 PC603P PC603P PC603P MS13 MS13 MS13 9620 9620 9620 HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/16 0/22 0/22 0/60 0/16 0/22 0/22 0/60 126653-12 TOTALS MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-25 Device Type Assy Site Site Date Code Tech 1000 CQFP (FE, PACKAGE NUMBER PINS: 132, 144, 184, 240, Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68020 MC68030 MC68EC030 MC68EC/LC040 MC68302 MC68340 MC68839 XC68840 XC68360 MPC603 XPC604 XPC603E XPC603P Assembly Count MOTOROLA 5-26 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT CQFP PACKAGE (FE, Assembly Site: Number Pins: 132, 144, 184, 240, Autoclave 121°C, 100% PSIG, Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 1/150 1/58 0/20 2/228 6,667 17,241 8,772 1996 Summary 116459-2 116459-1 116459-6 TOTALS Device Type 604A 604A 604A Assy Site Site MS11 MS11 MS11 Date Code 9536 9536 9536 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS 1/58 1/73 0/77 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-27 2/208 Failure Summary Job# 116459-2 116459-1 Device 604A 604A Package 48HRS 48HRS Rdpt Failure Mode/Mechanism TRISTATE LEAKAGE INPUT LEAKAGE Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/126 0/30 0/646 0/347 0/1149 0/45 0/30 0/640 0/347 0/1062 0/30 0/635 0/347 0/1012 1996 Summary 108854-1 106463-1 108296-1 115291-1 118468-15 118468-21 120140-22 111263-49 111263-50 111263-51 111263-52 123885-3 123885-1 123885-2 K39612 K39615 K39616 Device Type 68EC030 68EC040 68LC040 68340 PC603 PC603 PC603E PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603 68060 68060 68060 Assy Site Site MS11 MS11 MS11 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 Date Code 9515 9452 9507 9537 9550 9548 9601 9534 9534 9536 9534 9540 9604 9604 9622 9625 9627 9536 9536 9536 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/22 0/15 0/95 0/15 0/77 0/96 0/77 0/70 0/46 0/62 0/71 0/10 0/10 0/10 0/15 0/15 0/15 0/34 0/25 0/22 0/22 0/15 0/94 0/15 0/72 0/96 0/77 0/70 0/46 0/62 0/71 0/10 0/10 0/10 0/15 0/15 0/15 1000 0/22 0/15 0/94 0/15 0/71 0/95 0/74 0/70 0/46 0/62 0/71 0/10 0/10 0/10 68EC040 68EC040 68EC040 604A 604A 604A 116459-3 116459-4 116459-7 TOTALS 0/802 0/715 0/665 MOTOROLA 5-28 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Failure Summary 1996 Summary Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 125558-8 TOTALS 111263-40 111263-30 111263-23 111263-17 111263-7 111263-5 115648-16 115648-10 115648-3 118468-16 118468-10 118468-3 118468-2 118468-1 120140-17 120140-10 120140-3 125558-9 125558-8 125558-7 Job# PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603E PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603 PC603E PC603E PC603E PC603P PC603P PC603P PC603P Device Type MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT High Temperature Storage Bake 175°C, 1008 Time Period 0/1128 0/881 0/2009 Device Assy Site Results: Rejects/Devices 0/1356 0/879 0/2235 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 MS13 Package Site 0/1349 0/879 0/2228 1008 9536 9536 9534 9534 9534 9534 9542 9542 9539 9550 9548 9548 9548 9548 9601 9552 9552 9614 9614 9614 Date Code 500CYC Cumulative Failure HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS Rdpt Tech 0/1128 0/52 0/62 0/57 0/50 0/31 0/31 0/75 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 LEAKAGE HIGH Failure Mode/Mechanism 0/1356 0/52 0/62 0/56 0/50 0/29 0/31 0/75 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/1349 0/52 0/62 0/54 0/50 0/29 0/27 0/75 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/76 0/77 MOTOROLA 5-29 1008 CPGA (R/RC) PACKAGE NUMBER PINS: 114, 128, 132, 179, 180, 184, 241, 279, Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68000 MC68HC000 MC68010 MC68020 MC68030 XC68040 XC68EC/LC040 MC68302 MC68360 MC68440 MC68450 MC68605 MC68606 MC68824 MC68839 MC68882 MC88100 MC88200 MC88410 MC88110 Assembly KLM, KLM, Count MOTOROLA 5-30 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT CPGA PACKAGE (R/RC) Assembly Site: KLM, Number Pins: 114, 128, 132, 179, 180, 184, 241, 279, Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/249 0/66 0/56 0/371 1/249 0/31 0/56 1/336 0/37 0/56 0/93 4,016 2,695 1996 Summary 113459-1 111008-2 120798-12 120798-13 K39603 K39604 K39605 K39610 K39611 Device Type 68010 68020 68302 68302 68020 68020 68040 68040 Assy Site Site MOS5 MS12 MS12 Date Code 9521 9523 9602 9602 9547 9623 9633 9624 9625 9622 9624 Tech HMOS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/31 0/35 0/25 0/14 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/25 1/14 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/24 0/13 0/31 1000 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 68EC040 68302 68302 K39613 K39614 TOTALS 0/315 1/280 0/37 Failure Summary Job# 120798-13 Device Package Rdpt Failure Mode/Mechanism 68302 500CYC FINE LEAK, HERM FAIL MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-31 1996 Summary Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters TOTALS 125732-11 125732-9 125732-7 124622-9 127715-8 127715-5 127715-2 125638-10 125638-7 125406-10 125406-7 103507-28 103507-26 MPC860 MPC860 MPC860 MPC860 68360 68360 68360 68360 68360 68360 68360 68356 68356 Device Type MOTOROLA 5-32 Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Assembly Site: CITIZEN Number Pins: PLASTIC BALL GRID ARRAY PACKAGE (ZP) Applicable Devices: Time Period Part Number MPC860 MPC821 XC68356 XC68360 Cycles 0/142 0/1036 0/894 CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI Assy Site Results: Rejects/Devices Assembly NUMBER PINS: Citizen Citizen Citizen Citizen 0/142 0/1036 0/894 Cycles PBGA (ZP) PACKAGE MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 Site 0/140 0/1030 0/890 1000 Cycles 9613 9613 9613 9609 9620 9619 9616 9611 9611 9611 9611 9512 9510 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Date Code Cumulative Failure HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS Tech Count 0/894 0/77 0/77 0/73 0/77 0/77 0/66 0/68 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/76 0/66 0/894 0/77 0/77 0/73 0/77 0/77 0/66 0/68 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/76 0/66 0/890 0/77 0/77 0/73 0/75 0/77 0/66 0/68 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/75 0/65 1000 1996 Summary Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters TOTALS 125638-14 125638-11 125638-8 68360 68360 68360 Device Type Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, 1008 1996 Summary Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters TOTALS 127715-9 127715-6 125638-12 125638-9 125732-12 125732-10 125732-8 124622-10 124622-6 124622-2 68360 68360 68360 68360 MPC860 MPC860 MPC860 MPC860 MPC821 MPC821 Device Type MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Autoclave 121°C, 100% PSIG, Time Period Time Period 0/153 0/384 0/231 0/295 0/461 0/226 0/982 CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI CITI Assy Site Assy Site Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Rejects/Devices 0/153 0/381 0/228 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 Site Site 0/153 0/381 0/228 1008 0/295 0/461 1/224 1/980 9620 9619 9611 9611 9613 9613 9613 9609 9609 9606 9611 9611 9611 Date Code Date Code Cumulative Failure Cumulative Failure 4,425 1,018 HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS Tech Tech 0/756 0/77 0/64 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/231 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/228 0/75 0/76 0/77 0/756 0/77 0/64 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/76 0/77 0/77 0/77 0/228 0/75 0/76 0/77 MOTOROLA 5-33 1008 PQFP (EM/FC/FG/FT/PB) PACKAGE NUMBER PINS: 100, 120, 132, 144, 160, 208, Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68HC000/1 MC68020 MC68EC020 MC68302 XC68834 XC68349 XC68307 MC68837 XC68322 MC68847 MC68340 XC68360 Assembly ANAM ASAT ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM Count MOTOROLA 5-34 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PQFP PACKAGE (EM, Assembly Site: KLM, ANAM Number Pins: 100, 120, 132, 144, 160, 208, Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/545 0/25 0/99 0/261 0/930 0/540 0/24 1/97 0/261 1/922 1/480 0/24 0/58 0/260 1/822 1,835 10,309 2,151 1996 Summary 118707-1 108438-1 108732-2 109241-2 126116-7 Device Type 68341 68847 68847 68302 68360 68360 68360 68847 68847 68847 68847 68302 68302 Assy Site Site MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 Date Code 9541 9512 9515 9519 9606 9606 9606 9613 9613 9613 9526 9623 9624 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/39 0/30 0/30 0/25 0/77 0/75 0/77 0/77 0/76 0/73 0/30 0/30 0/30 1/39 0/29 0/29 0/24 0/77 0/75 0/77 0/75 0/75 0/71 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/29 0/29 0/24 0/77 0/75 0/77 1/75 0/75 0/71 0/30 1000 ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM 126116-12 126116-17 126310-2 126310-6 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MS11 MS11 126310-10 110486-2 K39601 K39608-1 TOTALS 0/669 1/661 1/562 Failure Summary Lot# 118707-1 126310-2 Device Package Rdpt Failure Mode/Mechanism 68341 68847 1000CYC 1000CYC GROSS FUNC GROSS FUNC MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-35 Failure Summary 1996 Summary Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 126116-19 TOTALS K39608-2 K39602 109685-2 126310-12 126310-4 126116-19 126116-14 126116-9 126310-8 118707-5 118707-2 Job# 68302 68302 68847 68847 68847 68360 68360 68360 68847 68341 68341 68360 Device Type Autoclave 121°C, 100% PSIG, 1996 Summary Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters TOTALS 108732-4 126310-11 126310-7 126310-3 126116-13 126116-8 109685-3 68847 68847 68847 68847 68360 68360 68847 Device Type MOTOROLA 5-36 Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, 1008 Time Period Time Period 0/622 0/470 0/75 0/77 0/441 0/411 0/30 Device ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM Assy Site Assy Site Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Rejects/Devices 0/88 0/88 0/436 0/406 0/30 MS11 MS11 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MS11 MS11 MS11 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 MS11 MS11 MOS8 Package Site Site 0/77 1/554 1/403 0/74 0/430 0/400 0/30 1008 9624 9625 9518 9613 9613 9606 9606 9606 9613 9541 9541 9515 9613 9613 9613 9606 9606 9518 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Date Code Date Code 144HRS 2,128 1,608 Cumulative Failure Cumulative Failure HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS Rdpt Tech Tech 0/622 0/30 0/30 0/28 0/77 0/76 0/77 0/76 0/76 0/75 0/39 0/38 0/441 0/30 0/77 0/76 0/77 0/74 0/77 0/30 ELEC OPEN PIN(S) 0/88 0/30 0/30 0/28 0/436 0/28 0/75 0/75 0/77 0/74 0/77 0/30 Failure Mode/Mechanism 1/477 0/28 0/76 0/70 1/77 0/76 0/76 0/74 0/28 0/75 0/71 0/77 0/73 0/76 0/30 0/430 1000 TQFP (PV) PACKAGE NUMBER PINS: Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68302 MC68340 XCF5102 Assembly ANAM, MITSUI ANAM ANAM Count MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-37 TQFP PACKAGE (PV) Assembly Site: ANAM Number Pins: Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/304 0/30 0/334 0/304 0/30 0/334 0/297 0/27 0/324 1996 Summary 118815-1 118815-9 Device Type 68PM302 68PM302 68PM302 68PM302 Assy Site Site MS11 MS11 MS11 MS11 Date Code 9544 9544 9544 9544 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/76 0/76 0/75 0/77 0/76 0/76 0/75 0/77 1000 0/76 0/74 0/72 0/75 118815-11 TOTALS 118815-13 0/304 0/304 0/297 Autoclave 121°C, 100% PSIG, Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/213 0/213 0/60 0/60 0/195 0/57 0/252 1996 Summary 108856-3 118815-2 118815-6 107547-3 118815-8 Device Type 68EC030 68PM302 68PM302 68340 68PM302 68PM302 68PM302 Assy Site ANAM ANAM Site MS11 MS11 MOS8 MS11 MS11 MS11 Date Code 9516 9544 9544 9502 9544 9544 9544 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/30 0/77 0/76 0/30 0/30 0/27 0/42 0/76 0/77 0/30 0/30 118815-10 118815-14 TOTALS 0/213 0/60 0/252 MOTOROLA 5-38 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PLCC (FN) PACKAGE NUMBER PINS: Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68000 MC68HC000 MC68008 MC68010 MC68230 MC68440 MC68605 MC68606 MC68681/2681 MC68824 MC68882 MC68901 MC68EC000 XC68SEC000 Assembly KLM, ANAM KLM, ANAM, ASTRA ANAM ANAM ANAM BUCH Count MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-39 PLCC PACKAGE (FN) Assembly Site: KLM, ANAM, ASTRA Number Pins: Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/75 0/215 0/105 0/303 0/698 0/75 0/215 0/101 0/302 0/693 0/45 0/215 0/101 0/302 0/663 1996 Summary 117400-1 119466-1 111593-1 119609-2 119609-10 119609-18 123228-1 K39607 TOTALS Device Type 68HC000 68HC001 68605 68SEC000 68SEC000 68SEC000 68605 68HC000 Assy Site BUCH Site MOS8 MOS8 MS10 MS10 MS10 MS10 Date Code 9521 9548 9525 9548 9548 9548 9547 9624 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/43 0/32 0/30 0/75 0/65 0/75 0/45 0/30 0/43 0/32 0/26 0/75 0/65 0/75 0/45 0/30 1000 0/43 0/32 0/26 0/75 0/65 0/75 0/45 BUCH MOS8 0/395 0/391 0/361 Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, 1008 Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices 1008 Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/275 0/82 0/244 0/601 0/263 0/82 0/244 0/589 0/262 0/82 0/244 0/588 1996 Summary 117400-3 115197-3 113123-3 111593-3 113121-3 119609-3 Device Type 68HC000 68HC000 68HC001 68605 68605 Assy Site BUCH BUCH Site MOS2 MOS8 MOS8 MS10 MS10 MS10 Date Code 9521 9534 9530 9525 9526 9548 9548 9548 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/30 0/25 0/27 0/30 0/30 0/75 0/65 0/75 0/30 0/25 0/27 0/30 0/30 0/66 0/65 0/72 1008 0/30 0/25 0/27 0/30 0/30 0/66 0/65 0/71 68SEC000 68SEC000 68SEC000 119609-11 TOTALS 119609-19 0/357 0/345 0/344 MOTOROLA 5-40 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Autoclave 121°C, 100% PSIG, Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/60 0/40 0/306 0/220 0/626 0/30 0/306 0/220 0/556 0/40 0/42 0/215 0/297 1996 Summary 117400-2 120872-3 119466-2 119609-4 119609-12 119609-20 123228-2 K39606 K39618 Device Type 68HC000 68HC000 68HC001 68SEC000 68SEC000 68SEC000 68605 Assy Site BUCH Site MOS8 MS10 MS10 MS10 MOS8 MS10 MS10 Date Code 9521 9550 9548 9548 9548 9548 9547 9620 9633 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/42 0/20 0/30 0/74 0/65 0/75 0/40 0/30 0/30 0/42 0/20 0/30 0/74 0/65 0/75 0/40 0/42 68HC000 68HC000 0/30 TOTALS 0/406 0/336 0/82 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-41 PDIP PACKAGE NUMBER PINS: Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68HC000/1 MC68000 MC68008 MC68010 MC68440 MC68230 MC68681/2681 MC68901 Assembly KLM, ANAM KLM, ANAM ANAM ANAM ANAM Count PDIP PACKAGE Assembly Site: KLM, ANAM Number Pins: Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/60 0/60 0/60 0/60 2/60 2/60 33,333 33,333 MOTOROLA 5-42 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, 1008 Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period 1008 Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 1996 Summary 116150-4 TOTALS Device Type 68010 Assy Site CARS Site MOS5 Date Code 9526 Tech HMOS 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 1008 0/30 0/30 Autoclave 121°C, 100% PSIG, Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/29 0/29 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-43 PPGA (RP) PACKAGE NUMBER PINS: 100, 114, 124, Applicable Devices: Part Number MC68020 MC68EC020 MC68030 MC68EC030 MC68340 Assembly CITIZEN CITIZEN CITIZEN CITIZEN CITIZEN Count MOTOROLA 5-44 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT PPGA PACKAGE (RP) Assembly Site: CITIZEN Number Pins: 100, 114, 124, Autoclave 121°C, 100% PSIG, Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/30 0/30 0/60 0/30 0/30 0/60 0/30 0/29 0/59 1996 Summary 106738-3 TOTALS Device Type 68EC030 Assy Site CITI Site Date Code 9444 Tech HCMS 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 Temperature Humidity Bias 85°C, 1008 Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period 1008 Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Last Quarters 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 1996 Summary 107725-3 TOTALS Device Type 68340 Assy Site CITT Site MOS8 Date Code 9507 Tech HCMS 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 1008 0/30 0/30 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA 5-45 Temperature Cycle 150°C, Air, 1000 Cycles Results: Rejects/Devices Time Period Cycles Cycles 1000 Cycles Cumulative Failure Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/120 0/120 0/120 0/120 0/118 0/118 1996 Summary 106738-2 108170-1 108170-3 107725-1 TOTALS Device Type 68EC030 68030 68030 68340 Assy Site CITI CITI CITI CITT Site MOS8 MOS8 MOS8 Date Code 9444 9512 9512 9507 Tech HCMS HCMS HCMS HCMS 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/120 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/30 0/120 1000 0/29 0/29 0/30 0/30 0/118 MOTOROLA 5-46 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT Section QUALITY ASSURANCE WORLD WIDE WORLD CLASS QUALITY ASSURANCE Dynamic RAMs Fast Static RAMs Microprocessor Products AVERAGE OUTGOING QUALITY (AOQ) Calculation Method Fast Static RAMs Dynamic/General Static RAMs 6-10 Microprocessors 6-11 World Wide MMTG 6-14 MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT QUALITY ASSURANCE DYNAMIC RAMs/FAST STATIC RAMs SOLDERABILITY MIL-STD-883C Method 2003 with Hours Steam Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Cumulative Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1996 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/105 0/360 0/405 0/475 0/1345 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA QUALITY ASSURANCE MICROPROCESSOR PRODUCTS SOLDERABILITY 12MRE21502W (with Hours Steam Age) CQFP (FE) Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Cumulative Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/15 0/110 0/100 0/380 0/605 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% CDIP (L/LC) Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Cumulative Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/10 0/10 0.00% 0.00% PDIP Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Cumulative Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/10 0/20 0/40 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% CPGA (R/RC) Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Cumulative Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/10 0/15 0/30 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT SOLDERABILITY (Continued) 12MRE21502W (with Hours Steam Age) PPGA (RP) Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Cumulative Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/10 0/15 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% MARKING DURABILITY 12MRH00154A (Alpha 2110 Solvent Detergent) PLASTIC PACKAGES Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Cumulative Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/50 0/10 0/110 0/170 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% CERAMIC PACKAGES Time Period Results: Rejects/Devices Results: Cumulative Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Quarter 1995 Last Quarters 0/85 0/90 0/329 0/504 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT MOTOROLA CALCULATION METHOD Average Outgoing Quality (AOQ) refers number devices million that outside specification limits time shipment. Motorola continually improved outgoing quality, established goal outgoing quality zero (parts million). AOQs calculated both electrical visual/mechanical performances. Motorola's volume-weighted AOQ, calculated following method: Average Outgoing Quality (AOQ) Calculation: (Process Average) (Probability Acceptance) (106)* Process Average Total Projected Number Reject Devices Total Number Devices Number Defectives Size Sample Size Projected Reject Devices Total Number Devices units each submitted lot. Probability Acceptance Number Lots Rejected Number Lots Tested Conversion parts million (PPM) MOTOROLA MICROPROCESSOR MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES GROUP RELIABILITY QUALITY REPORT AVERAGE OUTGOING QUALITY Parts Million FSRAM Device Type LATEW Other recent searchesSN74ALS651A - SN74ALS651A SN74ALS651A Datasheet SN74ALS652A - SN74ALS652A SN74ALS652A Datasheet SN74ALS653 - SN74ALS653 SN74ALS653 Datasheet SN74ALS654 - SN74ALS654 SN74ALS654 Datasheet SN74AS651 - SN74AS651 SN74AS651 Datasheet SN74AS652 - SN74AS652 SN74AS652 Datasheet SN54ALS652 - SN54ALS652 SN54ALS652 Datasheet SN54ALS653 - SN54ALS653 SN54ALS653 Datasheet SN54AS651 - SN54AS651 SN54AS651 Datasheet SN54AS652 - SN54AS652 SN54AS652 Datasheet SML-01 - SML-01 SML-01 Datasheet RH108A - RH108A RH108A Datasheet LM108A - LM108A LM108A Datasheet LM108 - LM108 LM108 Datasheet Q65110A1207 - Q65110A1207 Q65110A1207 Datasheet Q65110A2479 - Q65110A2479 Q65110A2479 Datasheet MPDRX307S - MPDRX307S MPDRX307S Datasheet MPDRX308S - MPDRX308S MPDRX308S Datasheet MGDM-150 - MGDM-150 MGDM-150 Datasheet M3D050 - M3D050 M3D050 Datasheet LD1117 - LD1117 LD1117 Datasheet DS1701K - DS1701K DS1701K Datasheet 2SK3705 - 2SK3705 2SK3705 Datasheet
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