Excavating
Patent
1988-09-02
1989-11-07
Fleming, Michael R.
Excavating
371 251, G06F 1100
Patent
active
048797170
ABSTRACT:
A method of testing an interconnection function between two integrated circuits which are mounted on a carrier and which are interconnected by data connections, for example a printed wiring board, is disclosed. The integrated circuits are also connected to a serial bus via which test patterns and result patterns can be communicated between a test device which can be connected thereto and the respective integrated circuits. The bus of a preferred embodiment is formed by a so-called I.sup.2 C bus. In a further elaboration, this set-up can also be used for testing the internal logic circuitry of the integrated circuits. For the testing of the interconnection function, input/output cells with a parallel connection for performing the normal execution function in a transparent mode are provided. They also include series connections for communication test/result patterns by way of a shift register.
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Beenker Franciscus P. M.
DeWilde Johannes
Sauerwald Wilhelm A.
Segers Marinus T. M.
Van Eerdewijk Karel J. E.
Biren Steven R.
Fleming Michael R.
U.S. Philips Corp.
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