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13th Asian Test Symposium (ATS'04)
Scan-Based BIST Using an Improved Scan Forest Architecture
Kenting, Taiwan
November 15-November 17
ISBN: 0-7695-2235-1
Dong Xiang, Tsinghua University
Ming-jing Chen, Tsinghua University
Kai-wei Li, Tsinghua University
Yu-liang Wu, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Scan forest is an efficient scan architecture which can reduce the test application cost, test power of scan testing and test data volume greatly. The scan forest is modified for scan-based BIST. Techniques are used to make the existing scan forest architecture to an improved scan forest that is more suitable for BIST. A scan flip-flop regrouping technique is introduced to make the scan flip-flop groups have similar sizes. Sufficient experimental results show that the proposed techniques improve the popular test-per-scan test architecture greatly on fault coverage and test length. It is shown according to the experimental results that test length is reduced 77.3% on average for all benchmark circuits.
Citation:
Dong Xiang, Ming-jing Chen, Kai-wei Li, Yu-liang Wu, "Scan-Based BIST Using an Improved Scan Forest Architecture," ats, pp.88-93, 13th Asian Test Symposium (ATS'04), 2004
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