A CLB dynamic burn-in configuration method for sram type fpga
A configuration method and sophisticated technology, applied in the direction of digital circuit testing, electronic circuit testing, etc., to ensure reliability, reduce programming workload, and comprehensive resource coverage.
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[0032] Such as figure 1 As shown, the present invention is a CLB burn-in configuration method of SRAM type FPGA. The burn-in circuit is alternately connected into a long test chain by the most basic logic circuit structure LUT and flip-flop units in the CLB. Among them, the LUT works in RAM mode, and the flip-flop unit is configured as a D flip-flop (DFF). The address input terminal, write enable terminal and clock signal input terminal of the RAM are connected together as a common terminal, the test signal is input from the data input terminal of the RAM, the output of the RAM is connected to the input of the DFF, and the output of the DFF is connected to the next RAM. At the input end, the test signal is passed on the test chain and output through the last DFF unit. In the entire FPGA, since the CLB is laid out in a two-dimensional array, multiple test chains can be configured for parallel testing to complete the burn-in of all CLB resources.
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