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2.5.1. Advanced Test Coverage and Fault Detection
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What is at-speed testing?
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Think about real-world conditions.
- 2.
Name one type of advanced fault model.
Hint
These models relate to modern circuit complexities.
- 3.
What is at-speed testing?
- Testing at slow speeds
- Testing at operational speeds
- Testing without equipment
Hint
Consider the performance context.
- 4.
True or False: Bridging faults refer to a type of fault that cannot happen in modern circuits.
- True
- False
Hint
Reflect on what bridging means in circuits.
- 5.
Given a complex IC design, how would you implement at-speed testing to ensure reliability? Discuss potential challenges and solutions.
Hint
Consider testing methodologies and tools available.
- 6.
Consider a scenario where a new bridging fault model has been proposed. Discuss how it could lead to changes in testing protocols.
Hint
Think about integration of new technologies in the design process.
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