What does BIST stand for?

Each is equipped with an onboard real-time clock to track when tags are read; expanded tag buffering; programmable operating frequency and RF power; and built-in self-test.

It incorporates a power-down mode to reach 1uA supply current and built-in self-test capability that allows the customer to verify the functioning of the sensor after it has been assembled on board.

Topics include nonvolatile memory (including an embedded OTP fuse in a CMOS logic process and a Nor-type MLC ROM with a sensing scheme for embedded applications), new memory devices (including an investigation into three-level ferrocentric memory), DRAM design and test (including embedded DRAMs), built-in self-test schemes (including an FSM-based programmable memory BIST with a macro command), memory test and SRAM design and characterization (including a reliability enhancement of CMOS SRAMs.

LogicVision's technology is called built-in self-test, or BIST.

LogicVision's technology is called built-in self-test, or BIST.

8V platform extends our portfolio to a new IO device choice, while maintaining the advantages of our IP, including analog programmability, built-in self-test (BIST) and full USB2.

Teradyne's Test Assistance Group (TAG) and LogicVision jointly engineered the new software interface that enables users easy access to LogicVision's embedded memory and logic built-in self-test (BIST) device structures.

0, the Mentor DFT line-up provides an entire flow that offers effective scan testing, test pattern compression, memory built-in self-test (BIST), and failure diagnosis.