论文信息 - Use of linearisation and spectral techniques in input and output compaction testing of digital networks

Use of linearisation and spectral techniques in input and output compaction testing of digital networks

In the increasingly vital area of digital network testing, there have been proposals for both input compaction and output compaction using linear Ex-OR functions. In the paper we examine these proposals using the spectral domain rather than the conventional Boolean domain, and indicate that further research may be profitable.

S. L. Hurst | S. Hurst

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