This work presents two new methods for computing the fault detection probabilities in combinational networks. The methods provide a deeper insight into the effects of signal correlations caused by multiple fan-out reconvergencies and can be used in testability analysis to predict the fault coverage of pseudorandom patterns. The performances of these algorithms have been tested on significant benchmarks and favorably compared with existing procedures. © 1992 IEEE
Testability Measures in Pseudorandom Testing
OLIVO, Piero;
1992
Abstract
This work presents two new methods for computing the fault detection probabilities in combinational networks. The methods provide a deeper insight into the effects of signal correlations caused by multiple fan-out reconvergencies and can be used in testability analysis to predict the fault coverage of pseudorandom patterns. The performances of these algorithms have been tested on significant benchmarks and favorably compared with existing procedures. © 1992 IEEEFile in questo prodotto:
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