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22nd IEEE VLSI Test Symposium
Design of Wireless Sub-Micron Characterization System
Napa Valley, California
April 25-April 29
ISBN: 0-7695-2134-7
Brian Moore, BigBangWidth, Inc.
Chris Backhouse, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Martin Margala, University of Rochester, New York
A wireless technique for characterization of Very Large Scale ICs and wafers is presented.Presented is a test technique that uses standard CMOS without the use of inductors to achieve wireless parametric testing. In terms of existing technologies, this system has virtually no area overhead,minimal power requirements, and no process or design changes are required. A major feature is that wafer/chip contact is not required. Presented are specific circuit simulations showing characteristics of operation under varying conditions. The circuit operation is shown to work down to 1 volt and sub-milliwatt power level at the same time as being 1/10,000{th} the area of a Pentium class VLSI circuit.
Index Terms:
Low-voltage, Low-power-design, CMOS, Faults, Mixed-signal, Communication
Citation:
Brian Moore, Chris Backhouse, Martin Margala, "Design of Wireless Sub-Micron Characterization System," vts, pp.341, 22nd IEEE VLSI Test Symposium, 2004
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