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Detection, Localisation and Identification of Interconnection Faults Using MISR Compactor
The paper introduces a novel idea of interconnect fault detection, localization and identification based on test response compaction using a MISR. The above-mentioned operations are made at-speed. The localization is done by means of three long, full diagnostic resolution sequences: Walking 1 (W1), Walking 0 (W0) and a part of Johnson sequence (J). The final fault identification phase exploits information stored in two or three signatures