1980
DOI: 10.1109/jssc.1980.1051391
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Built-in test for complex digital integrated circuits

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“…The BILBO is a class of BIST techniques [13]. The BILBO uses BILBO FFs, the construction of which is illustrated in Fig.…”
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“…The BILBO is a class of BIST techniques [13]. The BILBO uses BILBO FFs, the construction of which is illustrated in Fig.…”
Section: Bilbomentioning
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“…Finally, the FFs output logic zero.) Table 2 shows a comparison between the proposed FF and four conventional FFs, namely a normal FF, a BISER FF [4], a BILBO FF [13], and a combination of BISER and BILBO FFs, which we can obtain by using a BISER FF as F in the BILBO FF shown in Fig. 3 (a).…”
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“…The same problem occurs when the signature in R\ is to be scanned out. The total number of clock cycles spent in initializing BILBO registers in a test session is given by (1) where Ri is the highest indexed register during the test session. Similarly, the total number of clock cycles required to scan out the signatures during a test session is given by T,i gout = Y^-L nt where RL is the least indexed MISR during the test session.…”
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“…Built-in Logic Block Observation (BILBO) introduced in [1] is a popular technique to achieve Builtin Test capability in modern-day VLSI systems. The BILBO-BIST methodology relies on pseudo-random testing of functional modules.…”
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