DETECTOR: Design and test characterization of mixed-signal power cores

Moita, Tiago H.; Almeida, C.; Santos, M.B.

doi:10.1109/ims3tw.2010.5503014

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“…Using this hardware approach, one can guarantee the reuse of the main board whenever a new DUT needs to be characterized. The implementation details of the test platform hardware are out of scope of this paper thus, herein only a brief description is provided, but a more detailed description can be found in [7] [8].…”

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ICT: Interface software for the characterization and test of mixed-signal power cores

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2011 IEEE 17th International on-Line Testing Symposium

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The paper presents a new approach for bridging the gap between design and test of mixed signal cores. The proposed solution allows the direct application of the testbench used during the design validation to perform the automatic configuration of the test equipment and the Device Under Test interconnections. Furthermore, the solution also allows to control data acquisition and convert test data into a format compatible with the simulation tools. The main goal is to offer the designer the possibility to interact directly with the test process through the use of the same type of interfaces employed during design simulation, namely SPICE netlists and waveform viewers, thus avoiding the need of a deep knowledge in the test area.

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“…7][8] and the lab setup. All TL cells are developed using Cadence R native components of AnalogLib to ensure that the designed testbenches are compatible with…”

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