2. Test vectors, fault models and coverage rates
Figure 1 schematizes the application principle of testing a circuit, or a block within a circuit; values are applied to the inputs, and the results obtained on the outputs are compared with predetermined values. This corresponds respectively to an input vector Va (stimuli) and an output vector Vs (reference). A test vector is composed of these two vectors: V = (Va.Vs). The Va vectors are determined to enable the various faults we are trying to detect to be highlighted (with a minimum number of vectors). The output vectors may possibly include indeterminate values, if the logical value of certain outputs is of no importance at certain...
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