Circuit and method for performing built-in self test and computer readable recording medium for storing program thereof
AssigneeFaraday Technology Corp.
InventorChung-Hui Chen
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AssigneeFaraday Technology Corp.
InventorChung-Hui Chen
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A circuit and a method for built-in self test (BIST) and a computer readable recording medium for storing program thereof are provided. The BIST circuit serves a system to self test a circuit-under-test in the system. The system further includes a unit circuit having a plurality of input terminal couple to a plurality of signal path respectively, and an output terminal couple to the circuit-under-test. A selection and activation circuit of the BIST circuit having an output terminal couple to one of input terminals of the unit circuit, one input terminal couple to a non-timing-critical path of the signal paths, and the other input terminal receives a test signal. When the system operates in a test mode, the BIST controller provides the test signal through the selection and activation circuit and the unit circuit to test the circuit-under-test.
A built-in self-test (BIST) circuit for serving to self test a circuit-under-test in a system, wherein the system further comprises a unit circuit having a plurality of input terminals such that the input terminals are coupled to a plurality of signal paths respectively and an output terminal is coupled to the circuit-under-test for providing the circuit-under-test with necessary signals, the BIST circuit comprising:
A built-in self-testing (BIST) method for self-testing a circuit-under-test in a system, wherein the system further comprises a unit circuit having a plurality of input terminals such that the input terminals are coupled to a plurality of signal paths respectively and an output terminal is coupled to the circuit-under-test for providing the circuit-under-test with necessary signals, the BIST method comprising:
A computer readable recording medium for storing an executable program inside a computer system, the program comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.