Enhanced algorithm of combining trace and scan signals in post-silicon validation

Kihyuk Han, Joon-Sung Yang, J. Abraham
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As the complexity of integrated circuit design increases and production schedules become shorter, the dependency on post-silicon validation for capturing design errors that escape from pre-silicon verification also increases. A major challenge in post-silicon validation is the limited observability of internal states caused by the limited storage capacity available for post-silicon validation. Recent research has shown that observability can be enhanced if trace and scan signals are combined together, compared with the debugging scenario where only trace signals are monitored. This paper proposes an enhanced and systematic algorithm for the efficient combination of trace and scan signals to maximize the observability of internal circuit states. Experimental results on benchmark circuits show that the proposed technique provides a higher number of restored states compared to the existing techniques.
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后硅验证中跟踪与扫描信号结合的改进算法
随着集成电路设计复杂性的增加和生产计划的缩短,对捕获从硅前验证中逃脱的设计错误的硅后验证的依赖也增加了。后硅验证的一个主要挑战是内部状态的有限可观测性,这是由后硅验证可用的有限存储容量引起的。最近的研究表明,与只监控跟踪信号的调试场景相比,将跟踪信号和扫描信号结合在一起可以增强可观测性。本文提出了一种改进的、系统化的跟踪信号和扫描信号有效结合的算法,以最大限度地提高内部电路状态的可观测性。在基准电路上的实验结果表明,与现有技术相比,该技术提供了更多的恢复状态。
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