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Formal and Analytical Approaches to the Testability Analysis - the Comparison

KOTÁSEK, Z.; RŮŽIČKA, R.; STRNADEL, J. Formal and Analytical Approaches to the Testability Analysis - the Comparison. Proceedings of IEEE Design and Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits and Systems Workshop 2001. Gyor: SZIF-UNIVERSITAS Ltd., Hungary, 2001. p. 123-128. ISBN: 963-7175-16-4.
Type
conference paper
Language
English
Authors
Abstract

The paper deals with two approaches to the RTL testability analysis - formal and analytical ones and their results. The formal approach is based on the theory of set and the predicate logic concepts and algorithms, while the analytical approach applies controllability/observability metrics as a population for genetic algorithm procedures. The reasons for RTL testability analysis are described together with possible solutions. The goal of both methodologies is to utilise the data paths existing in the in the UUA (Unit Under Analysis) to reduce necessary modifications and recommend registers for scan. Possible modifications are discussed from the area overhead point of view.

Keywords

RTL testability analysis

Published
2001
Pages
123–128
Proceedings
Proceedings of IEEE Design and Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits and Systems Workshop 2001
Conference
IEEE Design and Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits and Systems 2001
ISBN
963-7175-16-4
Publisher
SZIF-UNIVERSITAS Ltd., Hungary
Place
Gyor
BibTeX
@inproceedings{BUT5587,
  author="Zdeněk {Kotásek} and Richard {Růžička} and Josef {Strnadel}",
  title="Formal and Analytical Approaches to the Testability Analysis - the Comparison",
  booktitle="Proceedings of IEEE Design and Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits and Systems Workshop 2001",
  year="2001",
  pages="123--128",
  publisher="SZIF-UNIVERSITAS Ltd., Hungary",
  address="Gyor",
  isbn="963-7175-16-4"
}
Projects
Formal Approaches in Digital Design Diagnostics - Testable Design Verification, GACR, Standardní projekty, GA102/01/1531, start: 2001-01-01, end: 2003-12-31, completed
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