2009 International Test Conference 2009
DOI: 10.1109/test.2009.5355828
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Defect coverage of non-intrusive board tests (NBT): What does it mean when a non-intrusive board test passes?

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“…Defects considered are expressed in the PCOLA-SOQ [1] score; this method assigns a coverage score to Presence, Correctness, Orientation, Liveliness, and Alignment properties of each device on the board and Short, Open, and Quality score to all the connections on the board. Many research papers on board-assembly testing focus on "non-intrusive" testing techniques [2] such as boundary scan tests [3] or processorcontrolled tests. However, such papers typically ignore that discrete components are often an indispensable part of a board design.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Defects considered are expressed in the PCOLA-SOQ [1] score; this method assigns a coverage score to Presence, Correctness, Orientation, Liveliness, and Alignment properties of each device on the board and Short, Open, and Quality score to all the connections on the board. Many research papers on board-assembly testing focus on "non-intrusive" testing techniques [2] such as boundary scan tests [3] or processorcontrolled tests. However, such papers typically ignore that discrete components are often an indispensable part of a board design.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%