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First IC Validation of IEEE Std. 1149.6
Charlotte, NC, USA September 30-October 02
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TEST.2003.1270890International Test Conference 2003 (I ...
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Suzette Vandivier, Agilent Technologies, Ft. Collins, CO.
Mark Wahl, Agilent Technologies, Ft. Collins, CO.
Jeff Rearick, Agilent Technologies, Ft. Collins, CO.
This paper provides proof of concept for the newly-approved 1149.6 standard by investigating the first silicon implementation of the test receiver. EXTEST and EXTEST_PULSE tests were applied to functional channels as well as channels with a set of externally-induced hard defects. All valid signals were correctly received, and all defects were detected, thus validating both 1149.6's anticipated backwards compatibility with 1149.1 and fault coverage. Mission-mode tests showed no performance degradation due to the test circuits. Characterization across PVT of the test receiver suggests 1149.6's robustness with respect to noise.
Index Terms:
1149.6, test receiver
Citation:
Suzette Vandivier, Mark Wahl, Jeff Rearick, "First IC Validation of IEEE Std. 1149.6," itc, pp.632, International Test Conference 2003 (ITC'03), 2003
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