Scan circuit generally causes excessive switching activity compared to normal circuit operation. The higher switching activity in turn causes higher peak power supply current which results into supply, voltage droop and eventually yield loss. This paper proposes an efficient methodology for test vector re-ordering to achieve minimum peak power supported by the given test vector set. The proposed methodology also minimizes average power under the minimum peak power constraint. A methodology to further reduce the peak power below the minimum supported peak power, by inclusion of minimum additional vectors is also discussed. The paper defines the lower bound on peak power for a given test set. The results on several benchmarks shows that i...
Significant peak power (PP), thus power droop (PD), during test is a serious concern for modern, com...
Optimization of testing power is a major signifi-cant task to be carried out in digital circuit desi...
Power dissipation increases exponentially during test mode as compared to normal operation of the ci...
Scan circuit generally causes excessive switching activity compared to normal circuit operation. The...
Scan circuit generally causes excessive switching activity compared to normal circuit operation. The...
Power dissipated during scan testing is becoming increasingly important for today’s very complex seq...
textThis dissertation addresses the problem of excessive power dissipation during scan testing. Hig...
This paper presents a procedure for modifying a given set of scan vectors so that the peak power dur...
Life-cycle and reliability of an electronic device are strictly related to the maximum (or peak) pow...
This paper presents a procedure for inserting test points at the outputs of scan elements of a full-...
This paper describes a new technique for minimising power dissipation in full scan sequential circui...
Existing low power testing techniques either focus on reducing the switching activity neglecting sup...
Power dissipated during test application is substantially higher than power dissipated during functi...
Existing low power testing techniques either focus on reducing the switching activity neglecting sup...
Significant peak power (PP), thus power droop (PD), during test is a serious concern for modern, com...
Significant peak power (PP), thus power droop (PD), during test is a serious concern for modern, com...
Optimization of testing power is a major signifi-cant task to be carried out in digital circuit desi...
Power dissipation increases exponentially during test mode as compared to normal operation of the ci...
Scan circuit generally causes excessive switching activity compared to normal circuit operation. The...
Scan circuit generally causes excessive switching activity compared to normal circuit operation. The...
Power dissipated during scan testing is becoming increasingly important for today’s very complex seq...
textThis dissertation addresses the problem of excessive power dissipation during scan testing. Hig...
This paper presents a procedure for modifying a given set of scan vectors so that the peak power dur...
Life-cycle and reliability of an electronic device are strictly related to the maximum (or peak) pow...
This paper presents a procedure for inserting test points at the outputs of scan elements of a full-...
This paper describes a new technique for minimising power dissipation in full scan sequential circui...
Existing low power testing techniques either focus on reducing the switching activity neglecting sup...
Power dissipated during test application is substantially higher than power dissipated during functi...
Existing low power testing techniques either focus on reducing the switching activity neglecting sup...
Significant peak power (PP), thus power droop (PD), during test is a serious concern for modern, com...
Significant peak power (PP), thus power droop (PD), during test is a serious concern for modern, com...
Optimization of testing power is a major signifi-cant task to be carried out in digital circuit desi...
Power dissipation increases exponentially during test mode as compared to normal operation of the ci...