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What is the difference between AC Scan and DC Scan?

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What is the difference between AC Scan and DC Scan?
 

Re: AC and DC Scan

DC scan refers to stuck-at testing, AC scan is at-speed scan (for delay faults)...

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Re: AC and DC Scan

Hi ,

You might be aware of the various kind of faults that exists .
of them struck at and at speed faults are tha main types that we target while pattern generation for fault coverage.

The transition or the at-speed faults are those faults that we check if the transition at the input side is really getting reflected at the output side with-in a clock cycle.
These kind of faults will be targetted in AC-SCAN.

Second type is a Struck at fault. Here we target if any node is permanently struck either at Logic '1' or Logic '0'.These kind of faults are targetted in DC-SCAN.

Hope this gives you a clear picture about what you are looking for
 
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