Proceedings/Proceedings - International Test Conference · 2006 · 239 citations · 28 references
EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical EngineeringFault-tolerant ComputingLow-power DesignMicroelectronicsDesign For TestabilityLow-power Digital Circuit DesignPower ManagementPower OptimizationPower-aware DesignTiming AnalysisDelay Fault TestingDesign For ScanabilityDynamic Power DissipationLow-power Design For TestabilityLow-power Test DesignScan Chain DesignScan DesignSwitching Activity Analysis
When the response to a test vector is captured by state elements in scan based tests, the switching activity of the circuit may be large resulting in abnormal power dissipation and supply current demand. High supply current may cause excessive supply voltage drops leading to larger gate delays which may cause good chips to fail tests. This paper presents a scalable approach called Preferred Fill to reduce average and peak power dissipation during capture cycles of launch off capture delay fault tests. Experimental results presented for benchmark and industrial circuits demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method
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