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6 Delay Fault Testing Tutorial

This document discusses different types of delay faults including transition delay faults and path delay faults. It covers robust path delay tests, which detect path delays even if other paths speeds change, and non-robust path delay tests. It also discusses different delay fault testing techniques such as broadside/launch-off-capture and skewed-load/launch-off-shift testing. Timing diagrams are provided for these techniques. An exercise is included to identify robustly, non-robustly, and non-testable path delays in an implementation of an XOR gate. Additional topics covered include segment tests and the use of a launch clock, capture clock, and scan enable signals in delay fault testing.

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6 Delay Fault Testing Tutorial

This document discusses different types of delay faults including transition delay faults and path delay faults. It covers robust path delay tests, which detect path delays even if other paths speeds change, and non-robust path delay tests. It also discusses different delay fault testing techniques such as broadside/launch-off-capture and skewed-load/launch-off-shift testing. Timing diagrams are provided for these techniques. An exercise is included to identify robustly, non-robustly, and non-testable path delays in an implementation of an XOR gate. Additional topics covered include segment tests and the use of a launch clock, capture clock, and scan enable signals in delay fault testing.

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Outline

Common Fault Models (Review)


Defects and Delay Faults
Delay Fault Models
Transition Faults
Path Delay Faults
Robust Path Test
Non-robust Path Test

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Common Fault Models

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Only if no other path delay is increased.

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Exercise
Consider the 4-Nand implementation of the
XOR gate in the previous slide. There are
six I/O paths hence 12 path delay faults. For
each of these faults, determine if it is
robustly testable, only non-robustly testable
or not testable (functionally redundant).
Provide justification for your answers.

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Broadside is also called launch-off-capture test.
Skewed-Load is also called launch-off-shift test.

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Timing for
launch-off-capture
Transition-delay
fault testing

IC: Initialization Clock


LC: Launch Clock
CC: Capture Clock
SEN: Scan Enable

This figure is borrowed from the paper, Ahmed et al., ITC-2005, Paper 11.1
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Timing for
launch-off-shift
Transition-delay
fault testing

IC: Initialization Clock


LC: Launch Clock
CC: Capture Clock
SEN: Scan Enable

Delay
This figure is borrowed from FaultAhmed
the paper, Testing
et al.,Tu
ITC-2005,30
Paper 11.1
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(See Prof. Patels website for details on Segment Test)
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