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12 September 1996 Using IDD to analyze analog faults and development of a sensor
Yvan Maidon, Yann Deval, Helene Fremont, Jean Paul Dom
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Abstract
The aim of this paper is a general survey of the test methods of analogue and mixed circuits, using a stimulus on the signal or power supply inputs, while the data came from the output current Is or the power supply current IDD. It insists on the fruitful measurement of IDDQ, the dc power supply current, as well as the measurement of IDDT, the transient power supply current. The design of a transducer has been performed. Its function is transparent because its power consumption is low and has no effect on the behavior of the circuit under test. This transducer is fast, accurate, linear and small for its possible duplication in the CUT. It can be inserted in mixed signal ASICs. Its performance in linearity and time domain allows us to exploit the advantages of the IDD testing methods. This work is not a new approach of the fault detection but shows the application of new means for the static and dynamic measurements of IDD.
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Yvan Maidon, Yann Deval, Helene Fremont, and Jean Paul Dom "Using IDD to analyze analog faults and development of a sensor", Proc. SPIE 2874, Microelectronic Manufacturing Yield, Reliability, and Failure Analysis II, (12 September 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.250823
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Power supplies

Amplifiers

Resistors

Transducers

Analog electronics

Logic

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