Abstract

Liquid crystal display (LCD) drivers usually operate at low speed, and have a low input-count but high output-count with multilevel voltages. A novel built-in-self-test (BIST) method for LCD drivers is proposed to reduce testing costs. This BIST circuit will be placed in the sawing lanes to reduce the chip area. The chip overhead and the testing costs are reduced, while the test coverage can be maintained.

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