IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computing · 2016 · 10 citations · 7 references
EngineeringPathologyExperimental PerformanceFault ToleranceVehicle TestingBuilt-in Self-testDefect DetectionDesign For TestabilityAutomatic Test Pattern GenerationEscaped DefectsFault Coverage AnalysisFlip-flopsOn-chip Test Pattern GenerationScan Chain TestingScan DesignTest Time Efficiency
This paper first presents an evaluation of the effectiveness of different test pattern sets in terms of ability to detect possible intra-cell defects affecting the scan flip-flops. The analysis is then used to develop an effective test solution to improve the overall test quality. As a major result, the paper demonstrates that by combining test vectors generated by a commercial ATPG to detect stuck-at and delay faults, plus a fragment of extra test patterns generated to specifically target the escaped defects, we can obtain a higher intra-cell defect coverage (i.e., 6.46 percent on average) and a shorter test time (i.e., 42.20 percent on average) than by straightforwardly using an ATPG which directly targets these defects.
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