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7.2. Development of Fault Models for Electronic Circuits
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What does a fault model represent?
Hint
Think about how testing is done on circuits.
- 2.
What does SAF stand for?
Hint
It's a common type of fault model.
- 3.
What is a Stuck-At Fault?
- A fault that changes logic levels
- A fault where a signal stays at a fixed level
- A fault that causes delays
Hint
This fault is about being stuck on a level.
- 4.
True or False: Transition Faults are significant for detecting timing problems.
- True
- False
Hint
Remember how signals should transition.
- 5.
Design a simple circuit model and identify potential fault models that can apply to it.
Hint
Think about common circuit configurations and ways elements can fail.
- 6.
You have a high-speed amplifier with output oscillating wildly. Determine possible Gain and Offset Faults in this scenario.
Hint
Consider how deviations in gain can disrupt output stability.
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