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Driving toward higher I/sub DDQ/ test quality for sequential circuits: A generalized fault model and its ATPG

H. Kondo, K.-T. Cheng

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Abstract

We propose a generalized stuck-at fault model for sequential circuits under the selective I/sub DDQ/ test strategy. The proposed fault model makes a pessimistic assumption on the Boolean fault effects when the fault is activated. We show that by using the proposed fault model, test sequences of higher quality can be generated and/or selected. We further propose a test vector generation and selection method for this fault model. We present results to illustrate that a high fault coverage for the proposed fault model can be achieved by a small test set under the selective I/sub DDQ/ test environment.

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We propose a generalized stuck-at fault model for sequential circuits under the selective I/sub DDQ/ test strategy. The proposed fault model makes a pessimistic assumption on the Boolean fault effects when the fault is activated. We show that by using the proposed fault model, test sequences of higher quality can be generated and/or selected. We further propose a test vector generation and selection method for this fault model. We present results to illustrate that a high fault coverage for the proposed fault model can be achieved by a small test set under the selective I/sub DDQ/ test environment.

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We propose a generalized stuck-at fault model for sequential circuits under the selective I/sub DDQ/ test strategy. The proposed fault model makes a pessimistic assumption on the Boolean fault effects when the fault is activated. We show that by using the proposed fault model, test sequences of higher quality can be generated and/or selected. We further propose a test vector generation and selection method for this fault model. We present results to illustrate that a high fault coverage for the proposed fault model can be achieved by a small test set under the selective I/sub DDQ/ test environment.

Key concepts: Automatic test pattern generation, Fault coverage, Stuck-at fault, Fault model, Fault (geology), Test set, Computer science, Fault detection and isolation

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