High speed vector access method from pattern memory for test...

Error detection/correction and fault detection/recovery – Pulse or data error handling – Digital logic testing

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C714S743000

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06915469

ABSTRACT:
A method for applying test vectors to a device under test (DUT) at a speed of the DUT is disclosed. A pattern memory is re-organized into m modules, where m is a DUT/pattern memory speed ratio. Delay circuits in address lines of each module are programmed such that an address signal for a qth module is delayed by (q−1) delay units, where each delay unit is equivalent to one DUT clock cycle. Patterns for each test are stored in these modules according to [n mod m]; where n is a number of patterns in a test. Identical addresses are simultaneously applied to the delay circuits of the m modules according to a fixed address sequence at a rate f equal to or slower than the operating frequency of the pattern memory, such that a period of f is equal to or greater than (m−1) delay units.

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