Automatic generation of a single-chip solution for board-level BIST of boundary scan boards
José Manuel Martins Ferreira, J.S. Matos, F.S. Pinto
Abstract
José Manuel Martins Ferreira, J.S. Matos, F.S. Pinto
Abstract
The automatic generation of a hierarchical self-test architecture for boards with boundary scan test (BST) is described, based on a test processor specifically designed to implement the basic operations required to control the BST infrastructure. An ATPG module generates the ROM containing the test program, allowing a single-chip self-test solution with minimal design-for-testability overhead. The same test processor may be used without internal ROM, when a single-chip solution is not desirable.>
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The automatic generation of a hierarchical self-test architecture for boards with boundary scan test (BST) is described, based on a test processor specifically designed to implement the basic operations required to control the BST infrastructure. An ATPG module generates the ROM containing the test program, allowing a single-chip self-test solution with minimal design-for-testability overhead. The same test processor may be used without internal ROM, when a single-chip solution is not desirable.>
Key concepts: Boundary scan, Design for testing, Testability, Automatic test pattern generation, Overhead (engineering), Computer science, Embedded system, Test (biology)