Programmable computer system element with built-in self test met

Details Programmable computer system element with built-in self test met Programmable computer system element with built-in self test met

1997-04-03

1998-09-08

Beausoliel, Jr., Robert W.

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371 225, G06F 1100

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058057897

ABSTRACT:
Computer system element has a VLSI array with redundant areas and an ABIST (Array Built-In Self Test) system having mirror image fuse registers enabling scan of failed addresses to be used to replace hardware errors detected during power-on at a customer location. The ABIST controller allows self test functions (e.g. test patterns, read/write access, and test sequences) to be modified without hardware changes to the test logic. Test sequence is controlled by logical test vectors, which can be changed, making the task of developing complex testing sequences relatively easy and useful for enabling array self-tests to be performed in a customer's office at power-on reset.

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