DocumentCode
2488022
Title
Defect detection from visual abnormalities in manufacturing process using IDDQ
Author
Sanada, Masaru
Author_Institution
Anal. Technol. Dev. Div., NEC, USA
fYear
2000
fDate
2000
Firstpage
39
Lastpage
44
Abstract
Abnormal IDDQ (quiescent VDD supply current) indicates the existence of physical damage in a circuit. Using this phenomenon, a CAD-based fault diagnosis technology has been developed to enhance the manufacturing yield of logic LSI. This method to detect the fatal defect fragments in several abnormalities identified with wafer inspection apparatus includes a way to separate various leakage faults, and to define the diagnosis area encircling the abnormal portions. The proposed technique progressively narrows the faulty area by using logic simulation to extract the logic states of the diagnosis area, and by locating test vectors related to abnormal IDDQ. The fundamental diagnosis way employs the comparative operation of each circuit element to determine whether the same logic state with abnormal IDDQ exists in normal logic state or not
Keywords
CMOS logic circuits; automatic test pattern generation; design for manufacture; design for testability; fault diagnosis; integrated circuit testing; integrated circuit yield; large scale integration; leakage currents; logic simulation; logic testing; CAD-based fault diagnosis; CMOS logic LSI; IDDQ testing; abnormal IDDQ; blocks extraction; combinational circuit; fatal defect fragments; killer defects; leakage faults; logic simulation; manufacturing yield; sequential circuit; shorted-line fault; test vectors; visual abnormalities; Circuit faults; Current supplies; Electrical fault detection; Fault detection; Fault diagnosis; Large scale integration; Leak detection; Logic circuits; Logic testing; Manufacturing processes;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Test Workshop, 2000. Proceedings. IEEE European
Conference_Location
Cascais
ISSN
1530-1877
Print_ISBN
0-7695-0701-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ETW.2000.873777
Filename
873777
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