Abstract|Test generation using deterministic faultoriented algorithms is highly complex and time-consuming. New approaches are needed to augment the existing techniques, both to reduce execution time and to improve fault coverage. In this work, we describe a genetic algorithm (GA) framework for sequential circuit test generation. The GA evolves candidate test vectors and sequences, using a fault simulator to compute the tness of each candidate test. Various GA parameters are studied, including alphabet size, tness function, generation gap, population size, and mutation rate, as well as selection and crossover schemes. High fault coverages were obtained for most of the IS-CAS89 sequential benchmark circuits, and execution times were signi ca...
21-26Testing is an essential part of any VLSI manufacturing system as it is necessary to separate b...
Current paper presents a comparative study of popular test pattern generation approaches based on th...
108 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1997.Finally, synchronizing sequen...
This paper discusses a Genetic Algorithm-based method of generating test vectors for detecting fault...
This paper discusses a Genetic Algorithm-based method of generating test vectors for detecting fault...
Sequential circuit test generation using deterministic, fault-oriented algorithms is highly complex ...
Sequential circuit test generation using deterministic, fault-oriented algorithms is highly complex ...
The problem of test generation belongs to the class of NP-complete problems and it is becoming more ...
Fault simulators are used extensively in the design of electronic circuits for both testing and faul...
• Motivation • Test Pattern Generation for Sequential Circuits • Genetic Algorithms (GA) • Problem D...
Genetic Algorithms have been recently investigated as an efficient approach to test generation for s...
107 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2002.Finally, a GA-based diagnosti...
Sequential circuit test generation using deterministic, fault-oriented algorithms is highly complex ...
The paper deals with the problem of Automatic Generation of Test Sequences for digital circuits. Gen...
The paper describes the application of a Parallel Genetic Algorithm to Automatic Test Pattern Genera...
21-26Testing is an essential part of any VLSI manufacturing system as it is necessary to separate b...
Current paper presents a comparative study of popular test pattern generation approaches based on th...
108 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1997.Finally, synchronizing sequen...
This paper discusses a Genetic Algorithm-based method of generating test vectors for detecting fault...
This paper discusses a Genetic Algorithm-based method of generating test vectors for detecting fault...
Sequential circuit test generation using deterministic, fault-oriented algorithms is highly complex ...
Sequential circuit test generation using deterministic, fault-oriented algorithms is highly complex ...
The problem of test generation belongs to the class of NP-complete problems and it is becoming more ...
Fault simulators are used extensively in the design of electronic circuits for both testing and faul...
• Motivation • Test Pattern Generation for Sequential Circuits • Genetic Algorithms (GA) • Problem D...
Genetic Algorithms have been recently investigated as an efficient approach to test generation for s...
107 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2002.Finally, a GA-based diagnosti...
Sequential circuit test generation using deterministic, fault-oriented algorithms is highly complex ...
The paper deals with the problem of Automatic Generation of Test Sequences for digital circuits. Gen...
The paper describes the application of a Parallel Genetic Algorithm to Automatic Test Pattern Genera...
21-26Testing is an essential part of any VLSI manufacturing system as it is necessary to separate b...
Current paper presents a comparative study of popular test pattern generation approaches based on th...
108 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1997.Finally, synchronizing sequen...