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At-Speed Testing of Core-Based System-on-Chip Using an Embedded Micro-Tester

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At-Speed Testing of Core-Based System-on-Chip Using an Embedded Micro-Tester
In SoC designs, limited test access to internal cores, lowcost external tester’s lack of accuracy and slow frequencies make application of at-speed tests impractical. Therefore, this paper presents an embedded micro-tester for testing IEEE1500-compliant SoCs. In the proposed approach, the test program is no more executed by the external tester but by the embedded micro-tester. Under the control of the embedded SoC microprocessor, the micro-tester executes the test programs stored outside of the SoC in an external memory. The micro-tester supports stuck-at testing as well as both atspeed testing techniques: Launch-On-Last-Shift (LOLS) and Launch-On-Capture (LOC). Using the ITC’02 benchmarks, experimental results are presented: test application time, test data volume and area overhead.
Matthieu Tuna, Mounir Benabdenbi, Alain Greiner
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Type Conference
Year 2007
Where VTS
Authors Matthieu Tuna, Mounir Benabdenbi, Alain Greiner
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