Method for detecting and isolating faults in digital and analog

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324 73PC, 250338, 340228R, G01J 510, G01R 3128

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ABSTRACT:
A method for detecting faults in digital and analog circuits including the steps of thermally stabilizing the circuit, applying electrical stimulus to the circuit for a predetermined time period, scanning the circuit to determine the infrared response, applying another desired electrical stimulus to the circuit for a predetermined time period, scanning the circuit to determine the infrared response, repeating the applying and scanning sequence as desired, and comparing the resulting infrared responses with normal infrared profiles to detect and isolate faults in the circuit.

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infrared Microscopy for the Determination of the Initial State of an Integrated Circuit, M. Feuer & P. Goel; IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, vol. 15, No. 11, Apr. 1973, p. 3376.
Infrared as a Thermal Analysis Tool; M. L. Rauhe & H. E. Randall, Solid State Technology, Mar. 1970, pp. 67-72 and 87.

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