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A bottom-up methodology to characterize delay faults
Inductive Fault Analysis is extended to consider localized spot defects in CMOS VLSI circuits which impact circuit timing performance. A scheme of deterministic introduction of spot defects into layouts of combinational logic circuits is described. A methodology and tool is developed to characterize delay defects resulting from missing and extra spot defects and to generate realistic delay defect distribution.<>