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IEEE 1804-2017

IEEE Standard for Fault Accounting and Coverage Reporting(FACR) for Digital Modules

The standard formalizes aspects of fault models as they are relevant to the generation of test patterns for digital circuits. Its scope includes (i) fault counting, (ii) fault classification, and (iii) fault coverage reporting across different ATPG (automatic test pattern generation) tools, for the single stuck-at fault model. With this standard, it shall be incumbent on all ATPG tools (which comply with this standard) to report fault coverage in a uniform way. This will facilitate the generation of a uniform coverage (and hence a uniform test quality) metric for large chips (including systems-on-chips - SOCs) with different cores and modules, for which test patterns have been independently generated.

Standard Committee
C/TT - Test Technology
Status
Active Standard
PAR Approval
2009-03-19
Board Approval
2017-12-06
History
Published:
2018-01-31

Working Group Details

Society
IEEE Computer Society
Standard Committee
C/TT - Test Technology
Working Group
FACR 1804 - Fault Accounting and Coverage Reporting to Digital Modules (FACR)
IEEE Program Manager
Tom Thompson
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Working Group Chair
Rajesh Raina

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