IEEE Design & Test of Computers · 2001 · 88 citations · 7 references
ComputingComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceFault ToleranceFault-tolerant ComputingSoftware EngineeringDefect DetectionDiagnosisError DetectionFault DetectionHardware DebuggingSoftware TestingDefect ModesFault SimulationHardware DiagnosticsHardware Fault DetectionScan Chain DebuggingScan Chain DesignScan Chain TestingStuck-at Fault Testing
The software technique presented operates over a wide range of defect modes to quickly and accurately diagnose the failing latch in a defective chain without special circuitry or pattern generation. The high-accuracy flush-and-scan software diagnostic technique localizes scan chain defects. Rather than using special tests or circuits, the flush-and-scan technique records the signatures of failures resulting from normal test patterns, and uses software simulations to locate defects. To identify a defective latch, this technique repeatedly simulates different loads (initializations) until the simulation results match those from the tester.
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