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A fault signature approach to analog devices testing

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4 Author(s)
Corsi, F. ; Dipartimento di Elettrotecnica ed Elettronica, Bari Univ., Italy ; Chiarantoni, M. ; Lorusso, R. ; Marzocca, C.

A time domain technique for go-no-go testing of linear analog devices has been analysed in order to identify the conditions that maximise its sensitivity to structural and drift failures. The application to a commercial CMOS operational amplifier showing its ability to cover almost all of the assumed faults, and the ease of generation of the test stimulus on standard ATE equipments, suggest variable applications to production testing

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European Test Conference, 1993. Proceedings of ETC 93., Third

Date of Conference: 19-22 Apr 1993

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