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DFT Digest
http://www.dftdigest.com
A Page for discussion of Design-for-test (DFT) fundamentals, methodology (scan, ATPG, BIST, JTAG), news and events.
- Added on: Dec 30th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: John
- Listed in: Hardware Technology
- Tags: semiconductors ic design asic dft vlsi design design-for-test
Recent Posts
Steak, Jugglers, and Analog Fault Models
It may take me a couple of weeks to crawl through what I saw and heard in my 3-4 days at ITC this year – many of the articles written by the trade press have already (I’ll be linking to them as I see them). Likely by next week, you won&...
ITC: Test is getting harder, conferences getting smaller…
Happy Sunday! Test week is over, participants are back to their normal lives, perhaps off to another conference. Last time I blogged, it was Monday, after the first panel and 40th year reception. I’m going to try to blog a few notes throu...
40 Years of ITC, CRC and Re-connecting…
Today was travel day for me. Started off in Long Beach, had a fairly nice flight – no one sitting next to me, so my legs weren’t suffering, but the plane had a couple really vocal toddlers – thank God for iPods. Checked into my hot...
40 Years of ITC, CRC and Re-connecting…
Today was travel day for me. Started off in Long Beach, had a fairly nice flight – no one sitting next to me, so my legs weren’t suffering, but the plane had a couple really vocal toddlers – thank God for iPods. Checked into my hot...
ITC Scheduling Part Deux: Synopsys or Mentor?
Sometimes life gets so busy, I gloss over many things especially when it comes to e-mails, scheduling, where I parked my car – you know, life. Eventually, as an event starts to creep up on me, I gather everything I glossed over in one place s...
What to do, what to do: Scheduling ITC activities (part 1)
Do you want to know what I really like about ITC? Well, before I tell you, let me say up front that I don’t go to that many conferences and/or trade-shows. But ones that I’ve either been to, or have peripherally kept track of, don’...
