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Low voltage test in place of fast clock in DDSI delay test
By testing the CUT at lower supply voltages, the CUT slows down and thus slow, low-cost testers can be used to perform DDSI (defect detection within slack intervals) tests. Apart from this, because the delay fault size is known in a DDSI test, this information can be further used to diagnose the causing mechanism behind the delay faults. Experimental results are presented to investigate the potential of the method.