Keita Ito, T. Yoneda, Yuta Yamato, K. Hatayama, M. Inoue
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Abstract
This paper presents a scan-based BIST architecture for FPGAs used as application-specific embedded devices for low-volume products. The proposed architecture efficiently utilizes memory blocks, instead of logic elements, to build up BIST components such as LFSR, MISR and scan chains for test points. It also provides enhanced scan functionality for test points and performs a hybrid test application of LOC and enhanced scan to improve delay test quality. Experimental results show that the proposed BIST architecture achieves high delay test quality with efficient resource utilization.