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scan cell, scan chain

July 15, 2020 vlsi space

Scan cell is one of the DFT technique , to test the sequential circuits in the Asic/Soc design. Normal D flip flop are converted to

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Untestable faults in DFT

June 10, 2020 vlsi space

Faults list in design are categorized into sub categories. Faults class are mainly divided into Testable(TE)–> Faults can be tested by some patterns. Untestable(UT)–> Faults

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Types of DFT Logic

January 1, 2020 vlsi space

Design for Testability circuit is used for controllability and observability of the design. The test logic is inserted in to the main core logic for

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T3 Violation in DFT

December 25, 2019 vlsi space

Pattern are generated on the DFT logic inserted design, before generating the pattern the tool will check for certain rules and reports DRC violations as

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Test coverage, Fault coverage

October 21, 2019 vlsi space

Test coverage and Fault coverage are the two important quantities which measures how good the DFT logic was implemented on core design for controllability and

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Design For Testability

September 27, 2019 vlsi space

DFT means Design for testability, where logic will be implemented or inserted in the core design at RTL stage(Now a days most of the company

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