A Comprehensive End-to-end Solution for a Secure and Dynamic Mixed-signal 1687 System

The disruptive potential of the IEEE 1687 standard does not come from a single innovation, but rather from its capacity of providing a unified framework where heterogeneous approaches can co-exist and interact. In this Special Session, we will present the complementary research activities performed...

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Main Authors: Portolan, M., Feitoza, R. S., Tchendjou, G. T., Reynaud, V., Kannan, K. S., Barragan, M., Simeu, E., Maistri, P., Anghel, L., Leveugle, R., Mir, S.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
ADCs
Authentication
Automated Test Environments
Circuit Aging
Embedded Test Instruments
Mixed-Signal Testing
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Summary:The disruptive potential of the IEEE 1687 standard does not come from a single innovation, but rather from its capacity of providing a unified framework where heterogeneous approaches can co-exist and interact. In this Special Session, we will present the complementary research activities performed in the TIMA laboratory covering different aspects of the standard (Mixed-Signal instrument testing, Embedded Aging Monitors and Test Access Securization), and their coordination thanks to the Manager-for SoC Test (MAST) software environment.
ISSN:1942-9401
DOI:10.1109/IOLTS50870.2020.9159721