Crosstalk issues in deep sub-micron (DSM) cause severe design validation and test problems. This paper addresses the problems of delay test considering crosstalkinduced effects, and proposes a non-robust delay test generation method based on single precise crosstalkinduced path delay fault (S-PCPDF) model. With some necessary static timing analysis, the target crosstalkinduced delay fault set was reduced. And the delay test generation for crosstalk-induced delay faults can be implemented by few alterations of non-robust path delay test generation algorithms whereas the timing information is only considered during the selection of target faults. Experimental results on ISCAS89 and ITC99 benchmark circuits showed that the proposed method does efficiently for circuits of reasonable sizes, and the CPU time is acceptable.
['Peifu Shen', 'Huawei Li', 'Yongjun Xu', 'Xiaowei Li']
Non-robust Test Generation for Crosstalk-Induced Delay Faults