Meinerzhagen, Pascal AndreasAndiç, OnurTreichler, JürgBurg, Andreas Peter2011-08-212011-08-212011-08-21201110.1145/1973009.1973078https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/70180This paper considers the problem of increasing the storage density in fault-tolerant VLSI systems which require only limited data retention times. To this end, the concept of storing many bits per memory cell is applied to area-efficient and fully logic-compatible gain-cell-based dynamic memories. A memory macro in 90-nm CMOS technology including multilevel write and read circuits is proposed and analyzed with respect to its read failure probability due to within-die process variations by means of Monte Carlo simulations.Embedded memoryHigh densityMultilevel storageGain cellProcess variationsRead failureDesign and failure analysis of logic-compatible multilevel gain-cell-based DRAM for fault-tolerant VLSI systemstext::conference output::conference proceedings::conference paper