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Este artigo apresenta uma técnica unificada de compressão de teste para estímulos de varredura e dados de mascaramento desconhecidos com integração perfeita de geração de testes, compressão de testes e mascaramento de todas as respostas desconhecidas para redução de custos de testes de fabricação de alta qualidade. Ao contrário dos métodos de compressão de teste anteriores, a abordagem proposta considera as respostas desconhecidas durante o procedimento de geração do padrão de teste e, em seguida, codifica seletivamente os bits menos especificados (1s ou 0s) em cada fatia de varredura para compactação, enquanto ao mesmo tempo mascara as respostas desconhecidas antes de enviar. para o compactador de resposta. O esquema de teste proposto poderia reduzir drasticamente o volume de dados de teste, bem como o número de canais de teste necessários, usando apenas c canais de testador para dirigir N cadeias de varredura internas, onde c =「registro 2N 」 + 2. Além disso, como todas as respostas desconhecidas poderiam ser mascaradas exatamente antes de entrar no compactador de resposta, a perda de teste devido a respostas desconhecidas seria eliminada. Resultados experimentais em circuitos de referência e projetos maiores indicaram a eficácia da técnica proposta.
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Youhua SHI, Nozomu TOGAWA, Masao YANAGISAWA, Tatsuo OHTSUKI, "A Unified Test Compression Technique for Scan Stimulus and Unknown Masking Data with No Test Loss" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E91-A, no. 12, pp. 3514-3523, December 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietfec/e91-a.12.3514.
Abstract: This paper presents a unified test compression technique for scan stimulus and unknown masking data with seamless integration of test generation, test compression and all unknown response masking for high quality manufacturing test cost reduction. Unlike prior test compression methods, the proposed approach considers the unknown responses during test pattern generation procedure, and then selectively encodes the less specified bits (either 1s or 0s) in each scan slice for compression while at the same time masks the unknown responses before sending them to the response compactor. The proposed test scheme could dramatically reduce test data volume as well as the number of required test channels by using only c tester channels to drive N internal scan chains, where c = 「 log 2N 」 + 2. In addition, because all the unknown responses could be exactly masked before entering into the response compactor, test loss due to unknown responses would be eliminated. Experimental results on both benchmark circuits and larger designs indicated the effectiveness of the proposed technique.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/fundamentals/10.1093/ietfec/e91-a.12.3514/_p
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