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Design of CMOS circuits for stuck-open fault testability

A CMOS design that offers highly testable CMOS circuits is presented. The design requires a minimal amount of extra hardware for testing. The test phase for the proposed design is simple and uses a single test vector to detect a fault. The design offers the detection of transistor stuck-open faults...

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Published in:IEEE journal of solid-state circuits 1991-01, Vol.26 (1), p.58-61
Main Authors: Jayasumana, A.P., Malaiya, Y.K., Rajsuman, R.
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FETs
Hardware
Helium
Integrated circuits
Logic testing
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Timing
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