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FPGA Bridging Fault Detection and Location via Differential I{DDQ}
Napa Valley, California April 25-April 29
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/VTEST.2004.129923322nd IEEE VLSI Test Symposium
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Erik Chmelar, Stanford University
Shahin Toutounchi, Xilinx, Inc.
Standard I{DDQ} testing is limited by the ability to distinguish a small fault current from a large background leakage current: this limitation is overcome in FPGAs by differential I{DDQ} testing. Partitioning of interconnects further increases the detectability of a fault current.
Fault location can be achieved by iteratively applying partitioned differential I{DDQ} testing to eliminate fault-free nets. The location algorithm, easily automated, requires very few configurations and I{DDQ} measurements, logarithmic to the number of initially-suspected faulty nets.
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Erik Chmelar, Shahin Toutounchi, "FPGA Bridging Fault Detection and Location via Differential I{DDQ}," vts, pp.109, 22nd IEEE VLSI Test Symposium, 2004
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