Z. Liu, Ben Niewenhuis, Soumya Mittal, Phillip Fynan, R. D. Blanton
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An Automated Methodology for Logic Characterization Vehicle Design
A new product-like test chip developed by engineers at Carnegie Mellon University overcomes the current limitations in conventional test chip design. This article discusses the advantages of the new chip, called the CM-LCV, and presents experimental results showing how it achieves fault coverages comparable to or better than benchmarking designs.