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Detection of CMOS bridging faults using minimal stuck-at fault test sets
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The performance of minimal stuck-at fault test sets at detecting bridging faults are evaluated. New functional models of circuit primitives are presented which allow accurate representation of bridging faults under switch-level simulation. The effectiveness of the patterns is evaluated using both voltage and current testing.
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Ijaz, N., & Frenzel, J. F. (1993). Detection of CMOS bridging faults using minimal stuck-at fault test sets. NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).
Ijaz, Nabeel, and James F. Frenzel. “Detection of CMOS bridging faults using minimal stuck-at fault test sets.” NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA), 1993.
Ijaz, Nabeel, and James F. Frenzel. 1993. “Detection of CMOS bridging faults using minimal stuck-at fault test sets.” NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).
Ijaz, N. and Frenzel, J.F. (1993) ‘Detection of CMOS bridging faults using minimal stuck-at fault test sets’, NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).
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title = {{Detection of CMOS bridging faults using minimal stuck-at fault test sets}},
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journal = {NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA)},
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