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Title: | An Analysis To Determine The Best Adder Circuit For High Speed Memory BIST (>1.2GHz) |
Authors: | Kapadiya, Mayankkumar Chunilal |
Keywords: | EC 2009 Project Report 2009 EC Project Report Project Report 09MEC 09MEC009 VLSI VLSI 2009 EC (VLSI) |
Issue Date: | 1-Jun-2011 |
Publisher: | Institute of Technology |
Series/Report no.: | 09MEC009 |
Abstract: | Embedded memories consume an increasing portion of the die area in deep sub- micron Systems On Chip (SOCs). Manufacturing test of embedded memories is an essential step in the SOC production that screens out the defective chips and accel- erates the transition from the yield learning phase to the volume production phase of a new manufacturing technology. Built In Self Test (BIST) is establishing itself as an enabling technology that can e ectively tackle the SOC test problem. However, unless consciously implemented, its main limitations lie in elevated power dissipation and area overhead, and potential performance penalty and increased testing time, all of which directly in uence the cost and quality of manufacturing test. This thesis in- troduces study of di erent adder and their implementation in BIST and also includes two new embedded memory BIST architectures, whose objective is to reduce the cost of test and increase the test quality to improve product reliability and yield.. A distributed memory BIST approach with a serial interconnect scheme is rst developed. This solution can concurrently support multiple memory test algorithms for heterogeneous memories with low power dissipation during test and with rela- tively low gate and routing area overhead, in addition to facilitating self-diagnosis. The distribute d BIST approach is then extended to a hardware/software co-testing memory BIST architecture for complex SOCs . By reusing the existing on-chip re- sources (e.g., processor cores and busses), further savings in area overhead can be achieved and performance penalty for bus-connected memories can be eliminated. This is accomplished using a design space exploration framework based on a new test scheduling algorithm that balances the usage of the existing on-chip resources and dedicated design for test (DFT) hardware such that the functional power constraints are not exceeded during test, while trading-o the testing time against the DFT area. Then implementation of di erent adder in BIST architecture. Then after using synthesis tool of Synopsis, impact on critical path timing and slack have been studied so basically trying to make Memory BIST faster and efficient. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2382 |
Appears in Collections: | Dissertation, EC (VLSI) |
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