Power Aware BIST - I - 16.1.2012
Power Aware BIST - I - 16.1.2012
Power Aware BIST - I - 16.1.2012
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Outline
Introduction
Project Motivation
Project Objective
Problem Statement
Literature Survey
Proposed Work
Plan of Research Work
References
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Introduction:
Ever growing scale, complexity & shrinking
process feature sizes make the design of VLSI
circuits highly prone to design errors & their
fabrication to manufacturing defects.
VLSI Testing consists of:
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Introduction:
The power consumption of the chip during
manufacturing test can be significantly higher than
the power consumption of the chip in its system.
Main cause: extremely random test pattern
generation.
The correlation between consecutive vectors during
testing, is increased to creating low transition
density in the pattern sets and thus control the
power dissipation.
This in turn increases the test application time.
This research aims to provide a way to deal with
the problems of power constraint in BIST circuits
and test application time.
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Project Motivation
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Problem Statement
To provide a way to deal with the
problems of power constraint in
Testing of Digital ICs circuits and test
application time.
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Literature Survey
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Literature Survey Cont.
Girardproposed a technique to minimize the
energy required to test combinational circuits
with BIST without altering fault coverage .
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Proposed Work
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BIST
BIST is a DFT technique in which additional
hardware is added to the circuit to be tested
so that it can test itself.
LFSR generates pseudorandom patterns
required for test.
Test-Per-Clock BIST systems: new set of
faults is tested in every clock cycle.
Test-Per-Scan BIST systems: each test
comprises scan-in of one input vector, one
clock to conduct the test and scan-out of
output responses. Large test time and
simulation time required.
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Plan of Research Work
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References
X.Wen VLSI Testing and Test Power, Kyushu
institute of Technology Iizuka.
A.Farlooqi Low Power Test Pattern Generation
For System On Chip Devices, May 2006.
X. Wen Power Aware Testing And Test
Stratergies For Low Power Devices.
F.Rashid Controlled Transition Density Based
Power Constrained Scan-BIST With Reduced
TimeMay 2012.
P. Girard, Survey of Low-Power Testing of VLSI
Circuits, IEEE Design & Test of Computers,
vol. 19, no. 3, pp. 8090, May-June 2002.
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