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Full coverage location of logic resource faults is vital for FPGA design and fabrication, rather than only detecting whether there are faults or not. Taking advantage of flexibility and observability of software in conjunction with high-speed simulation of hardware, SOC co-verification technology based in-house FPGA functional test environment embedded with an in-house computerized tool, ConPlacement,...
Traditionally, each time a new finite impulse response (FIR) filter is required to design, a new algorithm have to be developed specially for the FIR filter. Furthermore, corresponding hardware architecture must be designed specially to meet the requirement of the FIR specifications. An arithmetic logic unit (ALU) based universal FIR filter suitable for implementation in field programmable gate arrays...
Full coverage detection of faults is required for FPGA manufacturing testing. Many researches for FPGA test only focus on algorithms of reduction configuration numbers for a configurable logic blocks (CLB), or interconnect routings without application for manufacturing testing. Taking advantage of flexibility and observability of software in conjunction with high-speed simulation of hardware, SoC...
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