HIGH PERFORMANCE FAULT SIMULATION FOR DIGITAL SYSTEMS
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https://doi.org/10.47839/ijc.2.2.216Keywords:
Back traced simulation, ATPG, re-convergent fan-outs, fault analysis model, deductive, parallel simulationAbstract
Fast backttraced deductive-parallel fault simulation method oriented on processing of complex digital devices containing hundreds of thousand equivalent gates is offered. Data structures and algorithms for method realization are described.References
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