MAYA: Neue Methoden für den Massiv-Parallel-Test im Hochvolumen, Yield Learning und beste Testqualität
Until 2008 digital circuitry will increase up to nearly 100 million gate equivalences; that will result in about 4 times more test vec-tors than required today. The costs of testing these new ICs and their huge data volume produced will add up to at least a factor of three, the required test time to a factor of 10. Even if not considering the increased number of pins, test cost per IC will explode to a factor of 120. The project MAYA will address this challenge by developing and integrating innovative technology for capturing data massively in parallel on-chip as well as multisite testing, and fast data processing to off-chip. These solutions will meet the demand for the next higher through-put increase of high-volume production testing at high quality.
05.2006 - 04.2009, BMBF - Project
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Hans-Joachim Wunderlich
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil.Research Group Computer Architecture,
retired