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Implementation of Model-Based Testing for Medium to High-Resolution Nyquist-Rate ADCs
Baltimore, MD, USA October 07-October 10
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Carsten Wegener, University College Cork
Michael Peter Kennedy, University College Cork
The Linear Error Mechanism Modeling Algorithm (LEMMA [1]) has been developed with the aim of reducing test costs for DACs and ADCs, a particularly important class of mixed-signal integrated circuits. In this contribution, for the example of a 12-bit ADC, we report on the development and verification of LEMMA in an industrial production test environment. From the insight gained, we estimate the requirements and return-of-investment for higher resolution devices where traditional test techniques exhaust the time budget allowed for testing commodity parts.
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Carsten Wegener, Michael Peter Kennedy, "Implementation of Model-Based Testing for Medium to High-Resolution Nyquist-Rate ADCs," itc, pp.851, International Test Conference 2002 (ITC'02), 2002
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