Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – With rotor
Patent
1991-06-11
1992-04-21
Karlsen, Ernest F.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Measuring, testing, or sensing electricity, per se
With rotor
324 731, 371 225, G01R 3128
Patent
active
051072084
ABSTRACT:
A system for providing testing capability of individual submodules on an integrated circuit module. A test bus having a plurality of conductors is connected to selected internal ports of said submodules through three-way analog switches. Each three-way analog switch provides the capability to observe and control an internal port through combination of the ON/OFF status of two transmission gates. Test patterns for controlling the transmission gates may be provided by onboard D flip-flops which are externally programmed to control or observe ports of an individual submodule.
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Barschall Anne E.
Karlsen Ernest F.
North American Philips Corporation
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