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Specification backpropagation and its application to DC fault simulation for analog/mixed-signal circuits (1999)

by J L Huang, C Y Pan, K T Cheng
Venue:In VLSI Test Symposium
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Test Synthesis for Mixed-Signal SOC Paths

by Sule Ozev Ismet , 2000
"... Higher levels of integration, the need for test re-use, and the mixed-signal nature of today's SOC's necessitate hierarchical test generation and system level test composition to meet stringent market requirements. In this paper, a novel methodology for testing analog and digital components in a sig ..."
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Higher levels of integration, the need for test re-use, and the mixed-signal nature of today's SOC's necessitate hierarchical test generation and system level test composition to meet stringent market requirements. In this paper, a novel methodology for testing analog and digital components in a signal path is discussed. Consequent testability analysis can be utilized to reduce DFT requirements, while test translation provides highly effective low cost test. The proposed approach seamlessly propagates test information across the analog/digital divide. Experimental results substantiate the effectiveness of the proposed mixed-signal test synthesis methodology.

Test Synthesis for Mixed-Signal SOC Paths

by Sule Ozev , Ismet Bayraktaroglu, Alex Orailoglu , 2000
"... Higher levels of integration, the need for test re-use, and the mixed-signal nature of today's SOC's necessitate hierarchical test generation and system level test composition to meet stringent market requirements. In this paper, a novel methodology for testing analog and digital components in a sig ..."
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Higher levels of integration, the need for test re-use, and the mixed-signal nature of today's SOC's necessitate hierarchical test generation and system level test composition to meet stringent market requirements. In this paper, a novel methodology for testing analog and digital components in a signal path is discussed. Consequent testability analysis can be utilized to reduce DFT requirements, while test translation provides highly effective low cost test. The proposed approach seamlessly propagates test information across the analog/digital divide. Experimental results substantiate the effectiveness of the proposed mixed-signal test synthesis methodology.
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