Abstract
The authors propose a testable design of random access memories (RAM) which facilitates both on-line and off-line testing of the devices. The high density of the memory devices necessitates high speed off-line testing techniques. Critical applications desire on-line testability of these devices. The proposed design partitions the chip into blocks and sets in order to achieve high speed off-line testability as well as on-line testability. >
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