In this paper we present efficient Reverse Order Restoration (ROR) based static test compaction techniques for synchronous sequential circuits. Unlike previous ROR techniques that rely on vector-by-vector fault-simulation based restoration of test subsequences, our technique restores test sequences based on efficient test relaxation. The restored test subsequence can be either concatenated to the compacted test sequence, as in previous approaches, or merged with it. Furthermore, it allows the removal of redundant vectors from the restored subsequences using State Traversal technique and incorporates schemes for increasing the fault coverage of restored test subsequences to achieve an overall higher level of compaction. In addition, test rel...
Abstract:- In this paper a GA-based method that compacts Test Sequences for sequential circuits is p...
Today, VLSI design has progressed to a stage where it needs to incorporate methods of testing circui...
The problem of compacting a set of test sequences for sequential circuits is modeled here with the h...
The authors present efficient reverse-order-restoration (ROR)-based static test compaction technique...
In this paper we present efficient Reverse Order Restora-tion (ROR) based static test compaction tec...
Abstract In this paper we present efficient Reverse Order Restoration (ROR) based static test compac...
We propose several compaction procedures for syn-chronous sequential circuits based on test vector r...
The authors present efficient reverse-order-restoration (ROR)-based static test compaction technique...
The paper present efficient reverse-order-restoration (ROR)-based static test compaction techniques ...
ABSTRACT: We present a new, dynamic algorithm for test sequence compaction and test cycle reduction ...
Testing systems-on-a-chip (SOC) involves applying huge amounts of test data, which is stored in the ...
Abstract — Testing systems-on-a-chip (SOC) involves applying huge amounts of test data, which is sto...
Reducing test data size is one of the major challenges in testing systems-on-a-chip. This problem ca...
We describe a method referred to as sequence counting to improve on the levels of compaction achieva...
Testing systems-on-a-chip (SOC) involves applying huge amounts of test data, which is stored in the ...
Abstract:- In this paper a GA-based method that compacts Test Sequences for sequential circuits is p...
Today, VLSI design has progressed to a stage where it needs to incorporate methods of testing circui...
The problem of compacting a set of test sequences for sequential circuits is modeled here with the h...
The authors present efficient reverse-order-restoration (ROR)-based static test compaction technique...
In this paper we present efficient Reverse Order Restora-tion (ROR) based static test compaction tec...
Abstract In this paper we present efficient Reverse Order Restoration (ROR) based static test compac...
We propose several compaction procedures for syn-chronous sequential circuits based on test vector r...
The authors present efficient reverse-order-restoration (ROR)-based static test compaction technique...
The paper present efficient reverse-order-restoration (ROR)-based static test compaction techniques ...
ABSTRACT: We present a new, dynamic algorithm for test sequence compaction and test cycle reduction ...
Testing systems-on-a-chip (SOC) involves applying huge amounts of test data, which is stored in the ...
Abstract — Testing systems-on-a-chip (SOC) involves applying huge amounts of test data, which is sto...
Reducing test data size is one of the major challenges in testing systems-on-a-chip. This problem ca...
We describe a method referred to as sequence counting to improve on the levels of compaction achieva...
Testing systems-on-a-chip (SOC) involves applying huge amounts of test data, which is stored in the ...
Abstract:- In this paper a GA-based method that compacts Test Sequences for sequential circuits is p...
Today, VLSI design has progressed to a stage where it needs to incorporate methods of testing circui...
The problem of compacting a set of test sequences for sequential circuits is modeled here with the h...