In this paper, test time reduction for IDDQ testing is discussed. Although IDDQ testing is known to be effective to detect faults in CMOS circuit, test time of IDDQ testing is larger than that of logic testing since supply current is measured after a circuit is in its quiescent state. It is shown by simulation that test time of IDDQ test mostly depends on switching current. A procedure to modify test vectors and a procedure to arrange test vectors are presented for reducing the test time of IDDQ testing. A test sequence is modified such that switching current quickly disappears. The procedure utilizes a unit delay model to estimate the time of the last transition of logic value from L to H in a circuit. Experimental results for benchmark circuits show the effectiveness of the procedure.
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Hiroyuki YOTSUYANAGI, Masaki HASHIZUME, Takeomi TAMESADA, "Test Sequence Generation for Test Time Reduction of IDDQ Testing" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E87-D, no. 3, pp. 537-543, March 2004, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, test time reduction for IDDQ testing is discussed. Although IDDQ testing is known to be effective to detect faults in CMOS circuit, test time of IDDQ testing is larger than that of logic testing since supply current is measured after a circuit is in its quiescent state. It is shown by simulation that test time of IDDQ test mostly depends on switching current. A procedure to modify test vectors and a procedure to arrange test vectors are presented for reducing the test time of IDDQ testing. A test sequence is modified such that switching current quickly disappears. The procedure utilizes a unit delay model to estimate the time of the last transition of logic value from L to H in a circuit. Experimental results for benchmark circuits show the effectiveness of the procedure.
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