Test Mode Entry and Exit Methods for IEEE P1581 compliant devices

Heiko Ehrenberg

doi:10.1109/TEST.2009.5355636

2009 International Test Conference

Test Mode Entry and Exit Methods for IEEE P1581 compliant devices

Year: 2009

DOI Bookmark: 10.1109/TEST.2009.5355636

Authors

Heiko Ehrenberg, IEEE P1581 Working Group, GOEPEL Electronics - Austin, TX / USA

Abstract

IEEE P1581 is aimed at ICs that are otherwise not provisioned with design for test (DFT) for any reason, targeting primarily memory devices, but also allowing for implementation in other devices. This poster provides an overview of test mode entry and exit methods proposed in IEEE P1581.

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