Device for testing digital circuits using built-in logic block o

Electricity: measuring and testing – Plural – automatically sequential tests

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A device for testing a digital electronic circuit, having a first BILBO for generating a pseudo-random test pattern, a second BILBO for analyzing a parallel-input signature, a decoder and at least one status indicator for indicating the status of a circuit under test.

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