Detecting a defective area of an inspected apparatus

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Testing system

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C702S083000, C702S120000, C702S117000, C714S724000

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11002589

ABSTRACT:
Detecting a defect of an inspected apparatus having a plurality of functional blocks. A plurality of test data elements are generated according to each of the plurality of functional blocks. Test data including one or more of such test data elements stored in one or more test data areas is prepared. Based on the test data, reference data and processed data are generated. By comparing the processed data with the reference data, the defect of the inspected apparatus is detected.

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