Anyone care to suggest revisions to the above?At the device level, BIST is concerned with confirming the logical function and internal structural integrity of the device. BIST may be executed at device power-up or as demanded by some external event.
Definition of BIST (Built-in Self Test)
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Definition of BIST (Built-in Self Test)
We struggled a bit during today's meeting (April 14) to scope what BIST is or is not, so we took a stab at defining device-level BIST as a starting point:
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Re: Definition of BIST (Built-in Self Test)
Resurrecting a very old topic, this came up during the last meeting of 2017 and Louis suggested that BIST (to differentiate from BIT) was a test that did not require any resources other than those provided by the tested item itself.
I think I've captured Louis' suggestion there and infer that this applies, or could apply, to any level: device, board, module...
I think I've captured Louis' suggestion there and infer that this applies, or could apply, to any level: device, board, module...
Ian McIntosh
Testability Lead
Leonardo UK
Testability Lead
Leonardo UK