Excavating
Patent
1990-03-01
1991-01-01
Atkinson, Charles E.
Excavating
G01R 3128
Patent
active
049824031
ABSTRACT:
A device for the testing of electrical circuits and a circuit comprising the said device are disclosed. The testing device is used to test electrical circuits by the generation of test vectors and the compression of the signal at the output of the device to be tested. The device of the present invention uses the same shift register, certain cells of which are looped at the input, by means of an exclusive-OR logic gate, to generate test vectors and perform signature analysis. Thus it is possible to test electrical circuits themselves as well as the input/output buses. The invention can be applied, in particular, to the testing of computers, microprocessors, memories, fast Fourier transform calculators, adders, multipliers, combinational logic systems or circuits including combinational logic systems or circuits that have internal memorizing devices.
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Dias Bernard
du Chene Arnaud
"Thomson-CSF"
Atkinson Charles E.
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