Title
REDO - Probabilistic Excitation and Deterministic Observation - First Commercial Experiment
Abstract
For many years, non-target detection experiments have been simulated by using AND/OR bridges or gross delay faults as surrogates. For example, the defective part level can be estimated based upon surrogate detection when test patterns target stuck-at faults in the circuit. For the first time, test pattern generation techniques that attempt to maximize non-target defect detection have been used to test a real, 100% scanned, commercial chip consisting of 75K logic gates. In this experiment, the defective part level for REDO-based patterns was 1,288 parts per million lower than that achieved by DC stuck-at based patterns generated using today's state of the art tools and techniques.
Year
Venue
Keywords
1999
VTS
defective part level,art tool,redo-based pattern,deterministic observation,stuck-at fault,first commercial experiment,test pattern,surrogate detection,dc stuck-at,probabilistic excitation,non-target detection experiment,test pattern generation technique,non-target defect detection
Field
DocType
ISBN
Logic gate,Pattern generation,Computer science,Electronic engineering,Chip,Excitation,Probabilistic logic
Conference
0-7695-0146-X
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
25
2.94
8
Authors
11
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Michael R. Grimaila126429.53
Sooryong Lee2877.63
Jennifer Dworak313211.63
Kenneth M. Butler475564.77
Bret Stewart5585.02
Hari Balachandran619217.53
Bryan Houchins7252.94
Vineet Mathur8252.94
Jaehong Park991987.01
Li-C. Wang1020117.53
M. Ray Mercer11679108.73