Patent
1995-04-17
1998-06-02
Lall, Pavshotam S.
39518306, G06F 1126
Patent
active
057614890
ABSTRACT:
A data processor (12) has built-in circuitry for scan testing certain circuits. The data processor generates and stores test vectors in a memory system (22) normally used for data and instruction storage. These vectors can be much larger than the size of any scan chain. During testing, the stored vectors are automatically routed to the circuits to be tested (36, 38) and the outputs compared to a benchmark. The data processor (12) need not pause to generate additional test vectors. Therefore, the data processor (12) can use a single circuit to generate scan data and compress scan results with minimal timing or size implications.
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Broseghini James L.
Langan John A.
Poterek Thomas J.
Lall Pavshotam S.
Motorola Inc.
Vu Viet
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