Method for determining test coverage rate for circuit design and information processing system
A technology of test coverage and circuit design, applied in the direction of electrical digital data processing, computer-aided design, special data processing applications, etc., can solve problems such as death, customer return, etc.
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[0048] Conventional test coverage analysis tools typically provide abstract test coverage metrics based on the number of testable and untestable nodes. For example, consider the following scenario: A design / chip includes a total of 1,000,000 testable nodes, which are connectors of logic cells. The total number of testable nodes can be defined as the total number of nodes in the design (or area of interest) minus the total number of non-testable nodes in the design (or area of interest). Nodes may not be testable for various reasons such as but not limited to architectural constraints. In this example, 920,000 nodes have been tested and 80,000 nodes have not been tested. Conventional test coverage analysis tools will typically use these tested / untested node counts only at the module level to determine - in this example - that the analyzed tests have 92% test coverage. Income percentage P cov Indicates the probability that the test program screens for defects, where:
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