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Practical Aspects of Delay Testing for Nanometer Chips
Calcutta, India December 18-December 21
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ATS.2005.8914th Asian Test Symposium (ATS'05)
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Vivek Chickermane, Cadence Design Systems, Endicott, NY
Brion Keller, Cadence Design Systems, Endicott, NY
Kevin McCauley, Cadence Design Systems, Endicott, NY
Anis Uzzaman, Cadence Design Systems, Endicott, NY
As SoC feature sizes are moving down to the nanometer range there is an increasing need to develop high quality, cost-effective and sensitive tests for nanometer devices. Many of the newer defects like resistive vias and bridges exhibit defective timing behavior, and require the usage of the transition fault model and sophisticated control of the launch-to-capture timings to the equivalent of system speeds.
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Vivek Chickermane, Brion Keller, Kevin McCauley, Anis Uzzaman, "Practical Aspects of Delay Testing for Nanometer Chips," ats, pp.470, 14th Asian Test Symposium (ATS'05), 2005
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