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    Title: Design of UART with RTL Based BIST
    Authors: 林嘉洤
    朱奉昇
    張育榮
    Contributors: 工學院
    Keywords: 非同步接收傳送器
    內建自我測試
    線性回饋移位暫存器
    UART
    BIST
    LFSR
    Date: 2003-06-01
    Issue Date: 2012-05-09 14:32:26 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本文提出-具備內建自我測試的通用非同步接收傳送器之設計方式。以VHDL硬體描述語言作爲實現該系統的工具。內建自我測試的部分選擇以線性回饋移位暫存器(Linear Feedback Shift Register, LFSR)所產生的假亂數測試序列作爲待測電路的測試流。以ModelSim軟體模擬所撰寫的VHDL程式在功能上的正確性與評估其錯誤覆蓋率。分析結果顯示,此一系統總共耗用1673個邏輯閘,而全域錯誤涵蓋能力則達到95.69%。

    A commercial universal asynchronous receiver transmitter (UART) with a built-in self test (BIST) circuit is proposed. In this paper; VHDL is selected for realizing the RTL based UART and BIST system. A pseudorandom test pattern generator, linear feedback shift register (LFSR), is chosen to produce the testing stream. The proposed VHDL programs are simulated by ModelSim and the code coverage is also considered. In addition, the synthesis tools are used for verifying its synthesizability. The analysis results show that 1673 gates are totally used in the implementation of this design, and the capability of global code coverage has up to 95.69%.
    Relation: 華岡工程學報 17期 p.147 -160
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