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PHAETON: A SAT-Based Framework for Timing-Aware Path Sensitization

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Matthias Sauer
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Bernd Becker *
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Ilia Polian *
DOI:10.1109/TC.2015.2458869delete
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Knowledge about sensitizable paths through combinational logic is essential for numerous design tasks. We present the framework PHAETON which identifies sensitizable paths and generates test pairs to exercise these paths using Boolean satisfiability (SAT). PHAETON supports a large number of models and sensitization conditions and provides a generic interface that can be used by applications. It incorporates a novel application-specific unary representation of integer numbers to integrate timing information with logical conditions within the same monolithic SAT formula. Due to a number of further elaborate speed-up techniques, PHAETON scales to industrial circuits. Experimental results show the performance of PHAETON in classical K longest path generation tasks and in new post-silicon validation and characterization scenarios.
Keywords:
Timing analysis
small-delay faults
K longest path generation
post-silicon validation
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