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How Faults can be Simulated in Self-Testable VLSI Digital Circuits?
Västerås, Sweden August 25-August 27
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/EURMIC.1998.71179424 th. EUROMICRO Conference Volume 1 ...
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Dariusz Bojanowicz, Silesian University
Computer-made simulation of self-testable VLSI digital circuits is time consuming process. This is why new methods are still being developed to optimise the simulation process and to reduce its duration. The paper presents a new method of fault simulating, intended for self-testable digital circuits. In this method fault masking performed by in-circuit tester is estimated on a base of only the signature itself, which is stored in compressor. It is not necessary to carry out time-consuming analysis of digital circuit's responses and comparing them with stored model responses. On a base of performed simulations the observation was made that the developed method brings a substantial reducing of the duration of fault simulation processes performed for self-testable digital circuits. It means the research laboratory needs considerably less time to verify the carried out projects of digital circuits.
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Dariusz Bojanowicz, "How Faults can be Simulated in Self-Testable VLSI Digital Circuits?," euromicro, vol. 1, pp.10180, 24 th. EUROMICRO Conference Volume 1 (EUROMICRO'98), 1998
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