DocumentCode
3133344
Title
Business constraints drive test decisions - not vice versa
Author
Taneja, Sanjiv
fYear
2005
fDate
8-8 Nov. 2005
Lastpage
1282
Abstract
Summary form only given. Cadence views test from the point-of-view of the goals on the manufacturing floor. The primary goal is to catch as many defects as possible with minimal total cost. The primary consideration for investment is where the business can grow, from both a test perspective and also from the perspective of offering a complete design solution for customers. Cadence participates in the "test-supply-chain" in two major areas, (DFT + ATPG) and diagnostics. As such the company is driven both by the customers time to market, product quality and yield imperatives. Examples of the influence of customers in the focused investment to include three major areas: full- chip test to accelerate time-to-tapeout, delay test to ensure product quality for nanometer devices and diagnostics to accelerate yield ramp
Keywords
automatic test pattern generation; cost reduction; design for testability; management science; outsourcing; semiconductor device testing; subcontracting; supply chain management; ATPG; Cadence; DFT; business constraints; nanometer devices; product quality; test decisions; test-supply-chain; Automatic test pattern generation; Companies; Costs; Delay; Design for testability; Investments; Life estimation; Manufacturing; Testing; Time to market;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Test Conference, 2005. Proceedings. ITC 2005. IEEE International
Conference_Location
Austin, TX
Print_ISBN
0-7803-9038-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/TEST.2005.1584109
Filename
1584109
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