Path-Oriented Decision Making (PODEM) algorithm for Automatic Test Pattern Generation (ATPG).
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Raspberry Pi 4 is used to drive ATPG stuck-at patterns to an IC. Python is used to drive the patterns and check for expected levels on the scan_out pins (4 chains in this example). A Perl script is used to parse the ATP pattern data into Python lists (I prefer to parse text files using Perl).
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Simple EDA tool for fault reduction and testing for combinational circuits
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Full-scan insertion + a from-scratch stuck-at ATPG and fault simulator. 100% testable fault coverage, 9 patterns, 0 redundant. Verilog + Python, runs on Icarus.
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VLSI test project: 4-bit ripple carry adder with random stuck-at fault injection. Supports ATPG-based verification, fault modeling, and simulation for learning and experimentation
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