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Ninth Asian Test Symposium (ATS'00)
DFT closure
Taipei, Taiwan
December 04-December 06
ISBN: 0-7695-0887-1
F. Hayat, Synopsis Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA
T.W. Williams, Synopsis Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA
R. Kapur, Synopsis Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA
D. Hsu, Synopsis Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA
It is becoming evident that testability must be addressed throughout the entire design process. To successfully meet all the design goals of today's and tomorrow's enormously complex devices, swift convergence of function, timing, area and power requirements must be simultaneously accompanied by new test tools that enable rapid, predictable and repeatable DFT closure. Achieving successful DFT closure requires that RTL designers and DFT engineers work in concert on a unified view of the design, using integrated tools and flows. It also requires that DFT tools have zero impact on critically important timing closure flows.
Index Terms:
design for testability; integrated circuit testing; application specific integrated circuits; automatic testing; logic testing; testability; area requirement; power requirement; timing closure flow; ASIC; SoC
Citation:
F. Hayat, T.W. Williams, R. Kapur, D. Hsu, "DFT closure," ats, pp.8, Ninth Asian Test Symposium (ATS'00), 2000
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