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Clock faults induced min and max delay violations

Clock faults induced min and max delay violations
Clock faults induced min and max delay violations
In this paper, we show that clock faults producing duty-cycle variations, which have been proven very likely, can give rise to min or max delay violations. This mandates new, specific testing approaches for clock faults, to avoid them to compromise the system correct operation in the field, with dramatic effects on product quality and defect level. We then introduce a new scheme that can be employed to detect the clock faults causing duty-cycle variations.
0923-8174
111-123
Rossi, Daniele
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Omana, Martin
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Cazeaux, Jose' Manuel
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Mak, T.M.
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Rossi, Daniele
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Omana, Martin
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Cazeaux, Jose' Manuel
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Mak, T.M.
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Rossi, Daniele, Omana, Martin, Cazeaux, Jose' Manuel and Mak, T.M. (2014) Clock faults induced min and max delay violations. Journal of Electronic Testing, 30 (1), 111-123. (doi:10.1007/s10836-013-5426-4).

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In this paper, we show that clock faults producing duty-cycle variations, which have been proven very likely, can give rise to min or max delay violations. This mandates new, specific testing approaches for clock faults, to avoid them to compromise the system correct operation in the field, with dramatic effects on product quality and defect level. We then introduce a new scheme that can be employed to detect the clock faults causing duty-cycle variations.

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Published date: February 2014
Organisations: Electronic & Software Systems

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Local EPrints ID: 368665
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/368665
ISSN: 0923-8174
PURE UUID: e684fa28-abe6-4567-b7a7-e2c3c7090843

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Date deposited: 09 Sep 2014 09:59
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 17:51

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Author: Daniele Rossi
Author: Martin Omana
Author: Jose' Manuel Cazeaux
Author: T.M. Mak

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