Method and apparatus for selectively deriving a boosted voltage

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of individual circuit component or element

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324765, G01R 3100, G01R 3128

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057511586

ABSTRACT:
A self-booting test circuit is used in a semiconductor circuit to test an internal voltage of an integrated circuit. The test circuit is connected between a single input pin and single output pin to produce the internal voltage at the output pin in response to a high level voltage being applied to the input pin. The circuit includes two paths, one of which has a delay circuit used to increase the voltage level of a control signal used for gating the internal voltage to the output pin.

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