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Design for testability strategies using full/partial scan designs and test point insertions to reduce test application times
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EngineeringComputer ArchitectureSoftware EngineeringTestability StrategiesDft StrategiesSoftware AnalysisScan PathSystems EngineeringNew Dft StrategiesTest Process ImprovementFull/partial Scan DesignsComputer EngineeringBuilt-in Self-testDesign For TestingSoftware DesignTest ManagementTest Application TimesProgram AnalysisSoftware TestingTest Case DesignDesign For TestabilityTest Evolution
As an LSI is on the two-dimensional plane, the number of external pins of an LSI does not equally increase to the number of gates. Therefore, the number of flip-flops on a scan path is relatively increasing. As the results, the test application time becomes longer. In this paper, three new DFT strategies are proposed to reduce the test application time. Experimental results showed the DFT strategies reduced the test application times by 46 to 82% compared with a conventional full scan design method.
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