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Design for testability - DFT
VLSI Design for Test (DFT) Training program comes with offline andĀ onlineĀ course a comprehensive course designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field of Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) testing. VLSI DFT is a critical aspect of semiconductor design, ensuring that complex integrated circuits are manufactured with high reliability and functionality.
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Eligibility Criteria For Design for Testability Online/Offline Course.
- B.Tech/M/Tech degree in Electronics & Communication (ECE), Electrical & Electronics (EEE), or closely related fields.
- B,Tech/M.Tech in Computer Science (CSE) or Closely related Fields
- M.Tech in VLSI or closely related fields
Course Curriculum
Module 1: DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
- Logic Gates
- Boolean Algebras, Boolean Expression and K-Map
- Combinational Circuits:- Adders, Subtractors, Multiplexer, De-multiplexer, Encoders, Priority Encoder, Decoders, Comparator, and converters.
- Sequential Circuits: Latches, Flip-Flops, Registers and Counters.
- Finite State Machines.
Module 2: VERILOG
- All Basic Gates
- Adders and Encoders
- Multiplexers
- D- Flip flop, Latches, Synchronous reset and Asynchronous reset, Scan flop, Clock gating circuit and Divide by 2 circuits.
- Registers and Counters
Module 3: INTRODUCTION & BASICS OF DFT
- Basics of DLD
- Overall VLSI flow
- History, need and introduction to DFT
- DFT Flow at high level
- Hardware elements : PLL, Divider, Clock gater, Latch, TDR
- Defect, Fault, Fault modelling & Error difference
- Timing and its role in DFT
- Basic UNIX commands
Module 4: SCAN INSERTION
- Intro : Basic flow and Architecture
- Scan insertion types
- Internal Scan
- Boundary Scan
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- Scan methodology
- Choosing parameters
- Chain balancing
- Library cells
- Types of scanned Flip-flops
- MUX-D
- LSSD
- Clock and edge mixing
- DFT rules check
- Scan input and output files
- Scan Chain re-ordering
- Common issues in Scan insertion
Module 5: SCAN COMPRESSION (EDT)
- Need for Compression
- Compressor
- Decompressor
- Ring oscillator
- Phase shifter
- LFSR,LFSM
- Compression ratio
- Masking logic
- Internal scan chains
- Adding sub chains
- Scan chain Re-order
- EDT control signals
- EDT clock and EDT update
- EDT bypass logic
- EDT lockup- latch/Terminal lockup-latch
- Compression ratio
- Faults inside EDT
Module 6:ATPG INTRODUCTION
- What is ATPG?
- Basic flow ā inputs, process and outputs
- Sequential depth
- Fault models ā Stuck, Transition and path delay
- Fault identification/sensitization
- Fault propagation and justification
- Fault categories
- Test procedures
- LOS vs LOC
- Coverage ā Test and fault coverage
- Coverage Debug
- SDC in ATPG
- Test time and test volume
- Fault grading
- SDC delivery for DFT modes
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Module 7:OCC
- What is OCC
- Advantages
- Dis advantages
- Internal structure of OCC
Module 8: SIMULATIONS
- Simulations introduction and why we need
- Simulation flow
- Tools for simulation
- Simulations types
- Serial simulations
- Parallel simulations
- Scan simulation debugging
- Chain simulation debugging
- Timing & no timing simulations with differences?
- Patten failure debugging with simulation and ATPG
Module 9: Misc
- Intro to MBIST
- Intro to 1149.1 and TAP
- Intro to Bscan
- Intro to LBIST
- Intro to diagnosis
- Conclusion
Module 10: Project
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