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Lifetime Validation of IP-Based Systems-on-a-Chip

Lifetime Validation of IP-Based Systems-on-a-Chip
基于 IP 的片上系统的寿命验证
批准号:
9872066
负责人:
John Hayes
金额:
$24.6万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1998
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1998-09-01 至 2002-08-31

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中文摘要
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片上系统(SOC)包含预先设计的子系统,这些子系统包含来自许多来源的知识产权(IP)。基于IP的设计技术允许使用预先设计的子系统,这有助于复杂的关键系统的设计。然而,它在验证中引入了一些基本问题。这项研究正在探索的方法,寿命验证,以确保基于IP的SOC在可接受的正确性范围内运行在其预计的生命周期。在这里,验证意味着确保系统不包含可能导致关键系统故障的未检测到的设计错误或物理故障的任务。 一个集成的方法来设计验证和物理故障测试的SOC采用组件,其实施或验证状态是不完全的,正在追求。该研究集中在两个相关的问题:(1)设计合成模型的设计错误,导致高质量的设计验证方法;(2)验证设计,包含IP风格的电路。 正在开发提供与实现无关的故障覆盖率的功能测试方法.该研究包括理论研究和实验工作,使用大学-工业设计,重点是难以检测的故障和安全关键应用。
英文摘要
Systems-on-a-chip (SOCs) contain predesigned subsystems that contain intellectual property (IP) from many sources. IP- based design technologies allow the use of predesigned subsystems, which facilitate the design of complex, critical systems. However, it introduces some fundamental problems in validation. This research is exploring methodologies for lifetime validation for ensuring that an IP based SOC operates within acceptable correctness bounds over its projected lifetime. Here, validation means the task of ensuring that a system contains no undetected design errors or physical faults that can cause a critical system failure. An integrated approach to design verification and physical fault testing for SOCs employing components, whose implementation or validation status is incompletely, known is being pursued. The research focuses on two related issues: (1) devising synthetic models of design errors that lead to high quality design validation methods; and (2) validating designs that contain IP-style circuits. Functional testing methods that provide implementation- independent fault coverage are being developed. The research includes theoretical studies and experimental work using university-industry designs, with emphasis on hard-to-detect faults and safety-critical applications.
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