Embedded Test Control Schemes Using iBIST for SOCs
Douglas Kay, S. Chung, Samiha Mourad
Abstract
Douglas Kay, S. Chung, Samiha Mourad
Abstract
This paper presents novel control schemes for testing embedded cores in a system-on-a-chip. It converts a traditional built-in self-test (BIST) scheme into an externally controllable scheme to achieve high test quality within optimal test execution time without inserting test points. Interactive BIST promotes design and test reuse without revealing IP information by using a pattern matching technique instead of fault simulation.
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This paper presents novel control schemes for testing embedded cores in a system-on-a-chip. It converts a traditional built-in self-test (BIST) scheme into an externally controllable scheme to achieve high test quality within optimal test execution time without inserting test points. Interactive BIST promotes design and test reuse without revealing IP information by using a pattern matching technique instead of fault simulation.
Key concepts: Built-in self-test, Embedded system, Fault coverage, Reuse, Scheme (mathematics), System on a chip, Automatic test pattern generation, Design for testing