Current approaches to partial scan may not necessarily cover all faults, in particular the faults introduced by the partial scan chain (or the test machine) itself. Typically, the user does not have complete control on the fault coverage achieved by the partial scan. In this paper, we introduce a new partial scan assignment algorithm that not only ensures user-specified coverage of all target faults in the object machine but also effectively addresses the complete coverage of faults in the test (or partial scan) machine. The algorithm allows a trade-off of increased test application time to reduce scan chain size, while maintaining a user-specified level of fault coverage. For a given scan chain, a single application of a test sequence may ...
We present a combined hardware-software based approach to scan-chain diagnosis, when the outcome of ...
Power dissipated during test application is substantially higher than power dissipated during functi...
Modern devices often include several embedded instruments, such as BISTs, sensors, and other analog ...
In this paper, we propose a high-level variable se-lection for partial-scan approach to improve the ...
\u3cp\u3eDiagnosis is increasingly important, not only for individual analysis of failing ICs, but a...
Scan chain diagnosis is essential to solving yield-reduction problem caused by the miniaturization o...
Scan Chains in DFT has gained more prominence in recent years due to the increase in the complexity ...
We provide a definition of undetectable faults in partial scan cir-cuits under a test application sc...
A single software fault may cause several tests to break, if they cover the same methods. The covera...
Path delay fault testing has become increasingly important due to higher clock rates and higher proc...
This paper presents a new technique for power minimization during test application in sequential cir...
Abstract—Many STUMPS architectures found in current chip designs allow disabling of individual scan ...
Abstract-Traditional scan design techniques such as level-sensitive scan design, scan path, and rand...
Anew approach to high level synthesis, which simukaneouslyad-dresses testability and resource utiliz...
Nowadays, industries require reliable methods for accessing the instrumentations embedded within sem...
We present a combined hardware-software based approach to scan-chain diagnosis, when the outcome of ...
Power dissipated during test application is substantially higher than power dissipated during functi...
Modern devices often include several embedded instruments, such as BISTs, sensors, and other analog ...
In this paper, we propose a high-level variable se-lection for partial-scan approach to improve the ...
\u3cp\u3eDiagnosis is increasingly important, not only for individual analysis of failing ICs, but a...
Scan chain diagnosis is essential to solving yield-reduction problem caused by the miniaturization o...
Scan Chains in DFT has gained more prominence in recent years due to the increase in the complexity ...
We provide a definition of undetectable faults in partial scan cir-cuits under a test application sc...
A single software fault may cause several tests to break, if they cover the same methods. The covera...
Path delay fault testing has become increasingly important due to higher clock rates and higher proc...
This paper presents a new technique for power minimization during test application in sequential cir...
Abstract—Many STUMPS architectures found in current chip designs allow disabling of individual scan ...
Abstract-Traditional scan design techniques such as level-sensitive scan design, scan path, and rand...
Anew approach to high level synthesis, which simukaneouslyad-dresses testability and resource utiliz...
Nowadays, industries require reliable methods for accessing the instrumentations embedded within sem...
We present a combined hardware-software based approach to scan-chain diagnosis, when the outcome of ...
Power dissipated during test application is substantially higher than power dissipated during functi...
Modern devices often include several embedded instruments, such as BISTs, sensors, and other analog ...