Dat Tran, L. Winemberg, D. Carder, X. Lin, Joe LeBritton, B. Swanson
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One of the common failures found in manufactured ICs are interconnect opens. While stuck-at and transition fault automatic test pattern generation (ATPG) patterns can detect open defects, these fault models do not catch all of them. This poster describes a project and research with a new open fault model to supplement the others. The project consists of many parts that target specific types of known open defects.