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1.4.1. Faster Debugging and Fault Isolation
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What does DFT stand for?
Hint
What is the acronym for the design methodology discussed?
- 2.
Explain how BIST contributes to faster debugging.
Hint
Think about self-testing and external dependencies.
- 3.
What is the primary benefit of using DFT in electronic design?
- Higher costs
- Faster debugging
- More complexity
Hint
Think about the goals of DFT.
- 4.
True or False: BIST requires external equipment to function.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the self-testing capabilities.
- 5.
You are designing a new PCB and need to ensure minimal debugging time. Describe how you would incorporate DFT strategies into your design.
Hint
Consider important design features that enhance testability.
- 6.
Analyze the potential risks associated with not implementing DFT in a high-stakes electronic system.
Hint
Think about the consequences of poor testing practices.
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