Lecture

Fault Collapsing in VLSI Systems

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Description

This lecture covers fault collapsing in VLSI systems, where faults are partitioned into equivalence sets and collapsed to reduce redundancy. It explains the procedure, dominance fault collapsing, multiple stuck-at faults, transistor-level faults, and bridging faults. The instructor also discusses redundancy and untestable faults.

Instructor

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