High level test synthesis across the boundary of behavioral and structural domains
Kowen Lai, C. Papachristou, Mikhail Baklashov
Abstract
Kowen Lai, C. Papachristou, Mikhail Baklashov
Abstract
High level test synthesis (HLTS), a term introduced in recent years, promises automatic enhancement of testability of a circuit. The authors show how HLTS can achieve higher testability for BIST oriented test methodologies. Their results show considering testability during high-level synthesis, better testability can be obtained when compared to DFT at low level. Transformation for testability, which allows behavioral modification for testability, is a very powerful HLTS technique.
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High level test synthesis (HLTS), a term introduced in recent years, promises automatic enhancement of testability of a circuit. The authors show how HLTS can achieve higher testability for BIST oriented test methodologies. Their results show considering testability during high-level synthesis, better testability can be obtained when compared to DFT at low level. Transformation for testability, which allows behavioral modification for testability, is a very powerful HLTS technique.
Key concepts: Testability, Design for testing, Computer science, Boundary scan, Reliability engineering, Test (biology), Engineering, Integrated circuit