An Incremental Approach to Functional Diagnosis

Luca Amati, C. Bolchini, L. Frigerio, F. Salice, B. Eklow, Arnold Suvatne, E. Brambilla, F. Franzoso, Michele Martin
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This paper presents a methodology for an incremental approach to functional fault diagnosis of complex boards, used to identify candidate failing components based on the results of the executed tests, once a misbehavior has been detected but not localized. The proposal aims at reducing both time and effort during the diagnostic phase, by executing a subset of the available tests, analyzing the achieved results, and then supporting the operator by suggesting what tests should be run next, to identify the faulty component, should the already gathered information be insufficient. A methodology has been defined to analyze the available results, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the remaining tests to find the most probable cause of failure in a reduced number of additional test runs. The approach has been validated on a portion of a real life board and other circuits, to tune parameters and to evaluate the performance of the proposed methodology.
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一种功能诊断的增量方法
本文提出了一种用于复杂电路板功能故障诊断的增量方法,用于在检测到错误行为但未定位的情况下,根据执行测试的结果识别候选故障组件。该建议旨在减少诊断阶段的时间和精力,方法是执行可用测试的一个子集,分析获得的结果,然后通过建议下一步应该运行哪些测试来支持操作员,以便在已经收集的信息不足的情况下识别故障组件。已经定义了一种方法来分析可用的结果,并评估剩余测试的有效性,以便在减少额外测试运行次数的情况下找到最可能的失败原因。该方法已在实际电路板和其他电路的一部分上进行了验证,以调整参数并评估所提出方法的性能。
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