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Foundation - Design for Testability

Learn VLSI Design for Testability course with Maven Silicon

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Course Overview

In this course, you will learn about the scan chain insertion technique, and fault simulation and implement labs on the same. Apart from this, you will get exposure to tessent shell, which is an interface to tessent tools. Using this interface, you shall be able to run file scripts to implement the labs.

Course Curriculum

1 Subject

VLSI Design for Testability Course

1 Exercises • 11 Learning Materials

DFT Basics

Introduction to DFT

Video
00:11:15
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Basic Testing Principles

Video
00:11:39

Feedback Form

External Link

Fault Collapsing

Video
00:12:27

What is DFT?

Video
00:10:50

DFT Techniques- Structured Techniques

Video
00:09:15

Knowledge check: DFT techniques

Exercise

Tessent Shell - Introduction

Introduction to Tessent Shell

Video
00:03:37

System Modes

Video
00:03:13

Project - Demo

Introduction_dft_structured_techniques

Video
00:01:02

Scan_chain_insertion

Video
00:07:43

Feedback Form - Overall Experience

Feedback Form - Overall Experience

External Link

Course Instructor

Ratings & Reviews

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FAQs

1. What is a Design for Testability (DFT) course?

A Design for Testability course teaches techniques and methods to make digital circuits more testable, ensuring their proper functioning through easier and more effective testing during the design and production phases.

2. What is Design for Testability in VLSI?

Design for Testability in VLSI refers to techniques used to design integrated circuits in a way that makes them easier to test for faults, improving reliability and manufacturability.

3. What are some DFT courses available for learning?

There are several DFT courses available online and in-person, including courses focusing on DFT basics, VLSI DFT, and specific techniques like scan-based testing and built-in self-test (BIST).

4. What are the basics of Design for Testability?

The basics of Design for Testability include understanding the importance of creating testable designs, techniques such as scan chains, test access ports, and automatic test pattern generation (ATPG) methods.

5. Can I take a DFT online course?

Yes, there are various DFT online courses available that cover topics like DFT principles, VLSI testing, and scan design, and specific techniques like BIST.

6. Is there a DFT for beginners course?

Yes, beginner courses in DFT for beginners are available that introduce basic concepts and methods used in testing digital circuits, including those designed using VLSI techniques.

7. What kind of DFT training is available?

DFT training typically includes hands-on workshops, theoretical lessons, and practical applications of DFT techniques such as scan chains, BIST, and fault simulation.

8. What are the techniques taught in a DFT course?

Techniques include scan-based testing, boundary scan, built-in self-test (BIST), and other fault detection and diagnosis methods used in VLSI design.

9. Where can I take a DFT course online?

Several platforms offer DFT courses online, including specialized training institutes, universities, and dedicated VLSI course providers.

10. What is a VLSI DFT course?

A VLSI DFT course focuses on the application of Design for Testability techniques specifically for VLSI systems, addressing challenges unique to the design of complex integrated circuits.

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