2004
DOI: 10.1109/tcad.2004.826558
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“…Papers on various industrial 3D chips have indeed confirmed this practice [41,42]. This comes with an area penalty, and hence the number of extra probe pads should be minimized; on-chip DfT such as Reduced Pin-Count Testing (RPCT) [43] and Test Data Compression [44] can help with this.…”
Section: External Test Access: Probe Accessmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Papers on various industrial 3D chips have indeed confirmed this practice [41,42]. This comes with an area penalty, and hence the number of extra probe pads should be minimized; on-chip DfT such as Reduced Pin-Count Testing (RPCT) [43] and Test Data Compression [44] can help with this.…”
Section: External Test Access: Probe Accessmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…As pointed out in [16], symbol-based schemes (e.g., [4,17]) can efficiently exploit correlations in the specified bits and do not require ATPG constraints, while linear techniques (e.g., [9,10]) is easy for implementation. In this work, we mainly target symbol-based test compression schemes.…”
Section: Prior Work In Test Data Compressionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Efficient test compression techniques are available, for example, the SmartBIST in [11] and the embedded deterministic test (EDT) in [13]. Both techniques achieve very high encoding efficiency by binding the ATPG algorithm with the test decompression hardware; however, this makes them inappropriate for applications where the fully or partially specified test set is finalized and cannot be modified.…”
Section: Test Compressionmentioning
confidence: 99%