Detail publikace

Interactive Tool for Behavioral Level Testability Analysis

Originální název

Interactive Tool for Behavioral Level Testability Analysis

Anglický název

Interactive Tool for Behavioral Level Testability Analysis

Jazyk

en

Originální abstrakt

The paper presents a method of system-level testability analysis based on the study of relationship between different HLL constructs and their implementation in the structure of the resulting circuit. The observations made when analyzing the function of a professional design tool are then generalized and used for the formulation of system-level testable design guidelines. This feedback, although very useful, is provided only by some design tools, therefore it has been implemented in a program product IBLA (Interactive Tool for Behavioral Level Testability Analysis) presented in this paper.

Anglický abstrakt

The paper presents a method of system-level testability analysis based on the study of relationship between different HLL constructs and their implementation in the structure of the resulting circuit. The observations made when analyzing the function of a professional design tool are then generalized and used for the formulation of system-level testable design guidelines. This feedback, although very useful, is provided only by some design tools, therefore it has been implemented in a program product IBLA (Interactive Tool for Behavioral Level Testability Analysis) presented in this paper.

BibTex 


@inproceedings{BUT5609,
  author="Zdeněk {Kotásek} and Josef {Strnadel} and Richard {Růžička} and Jan {Hlavička}",
  title="Interactive Tool for Behavioral Level Testability Analysis",
  annote="The paper presents a method of system-level testability analysis based on the study of relationship between different HLL constructs and their implementation in the structure of the resulting circuit. The observations made when analyzing the function of a professional design tool are then generalized and used for the formulation of system-level testable design guidelines. This feedback, although very useful, is provided only by some design tools, therefore it has been implemented in a program product IBLA   (Interactive Tool for Behavioral Level Testability Analysis) presented in this paper.",
  booktitle="Proceedings of the IEEE ETW 2001",
  chapter="5609",
  year="2001",
  month="december",
  pages="117--119",
  type="conference paper"
}