Abstract

A new low-power test compression scheme, called Dcompress , is proposed for launch-on-capture transition fault testing by using a new seed encoding scheme, a new design for testability architecture, and a new low-power test application procedure. The new seed encoding scheme generates seeds for all tests by selecting a primitive polynomial that encodes all tests of a compact test set. A software-defined linear feedback shift register architecture, called SLFSR , is proposed to make the new method conform to the current flow of design and test. Experimental results on benchmark circuits show that test data volume can be compressed up to 6300X with the well-compacted baseline test set for a design with 11.8M gates and more than 1.1M scan flip-flops.

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