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Embedded Scan Test with Diagnostic Features for Self-Testing SoCs
Lake of Como, Italy July 10-July 12
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C. Galke, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus
R. Kothe, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus
S. Schultke, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus
K. Winkler, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus
J. Honko, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus
H. T. Vierhaus, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus
Main stream scan test technology development has focused on a cost-efficient usage of external testers in conjunction with minimized on-chip pattern generators. Alternatively, an on-chip test processor that works with highly compacted test patterns from a ROM device allows a software-based self test procedure in the field of application, e.g. during startup tests. Furthermore, such an approach may facilitate self repair function, if the faulty logic block or gate can be identified. We present first investigations on an "embedded" scan-based fault diagnosis, efforts and limitations.
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C. Galke, R. Kothe, S. Schultke, K. Winkler, J. Honko, H. T. Vierhaus, "Embedded Scan Test with Diagnostic Features for Self-Testing SoCs," iolts, pp.181-182, 12th IEEE International On-Line Testing Symposium (IOLTS'06), 2006
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