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At-Speed Transition Fault Testing With Low Speed Scan Enable
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EngineeringVerificationLast Transition GeneratorComputer ArchitectureTransition FaultFormal VerificationReliability EngineeringTiming AnalysisSystems EngineeringInstrumentationTest BenchElectrical EngineeringHardware-in-the-loop SimulationComputer EngineeringBuilt-in Self-testAt-speed Transition FaultDesign For TestingProgram AnalysisDesign SizeSoftware TestingFault Injection
With today's design size in millions of gates and working frequency in gigahertz range, at-speed test is crucial. The launch-off-shift method has several advantages over the launch-off-capture but imposes strict requirements on transition fault testing due to at-speed scan enable signal. A novel scan-based at-speed test is proposed which generates multiple local fast scan enable signals. The scan enable control information is encapsulated in the test data and transferred during the scan operation. A new scan cell, referred to as last transition generator (LTG), is inserted in the scan chains to generate the fast local scan enable signal. The proposed technique is robust, practice-oriented and suitable for use in an industrial flow.
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