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Sixth Asian Test Symposium (ATS'97)
Design and Implementation of Strongly Code-Disjoint CMOS Built-in Intermediate Voltage Sensor for Totally Self-Checking Circuits
Akita, JAPAN
November 17-November 18
ISBN: 0-8186-8209-4
This paper presents a new approach to implement a strongly code-disjoint CMOS built-in intermediate voltage sensor(BIVS). The function of the BIVS is used to detect any intermediate voltage caused by bridging and transistor stuck-on faults in the circuit. Detailed analyses of the proposed circuit have shown that the overall design not only can detect fault in the circuit under test, but also can detect or tolerate the fault in itself. An application example employing the BIVS as the output detection element to enhance the effectiveness of the totally self-checking circuit is given.
Index Terms:
Built-in intermediate voltage sensor, totally self-checking circuit, bridging fault.
Citation:
Joseph C.W. Pang, Mike W.T. Wong, Y.S. Lee, "Design and Implementation of Strongly Code-Disjoint CMOS Built-in Intermediate Voltage Sensor for Totally Self-Checking Circuits," ats, pp.82, Sixth Asian Test Symposium (ATS'97), 1997
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