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Circuit-level classification and testability analysis for CMOS faults
The authors examine tests for short and open faults in CMOS circuits considering both IDDQ and logic observation test methods. Short and open faults are classified according to a topological classification that considers the type of fault, fault location, and affected transistor structure. The testability of each fault classification is considered for both optimistic and pessimistic assumptions. Circuit-level simulation is used to illustrate the classification.<>