Fan-out

Known as: Fan out, Fanout

In digital electronics, the fan-out of a logic gate output is the number of gate inputs it can feed or connect to. In most designs, logic gates are…

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2003

Scan and logic built-in self-test (BIST) are increasingly used to reduce test cost. In these test architectures, many internal…

2002

Large circuits, whether they are arithmetic, digital signal processing, switching, or processors, typically contain a greater…

2002

The existence of false paths represents a significant and computationally complex problem in the estimation of the true delay of…

1996

The present an efficient path-delay fault (PDF) simulator that does not involve enumeration of paths. Our method calculates the…

1995

A new type of ultradense logic based on single‐electron tunneling between conducting islands is proposed. The basic element is a…

1995

This paper reports on a BiCMOS logic gate which combines bootstrapping and transient saturation techniques to achieve full swing…

1994

FPGA packages have maximum size constraints much larger than the number of IO pins. The resulting IO bottleneck during circuit…

1992

Redundancy in combinational circuits is usually identified when faults are found to be undetectable during test generation…

1979

For pt.I see ibid., vol.SC14, no.2, p.240 (1979). Micrometer-dimension n-channel silicon-gate MOSFETs optimized for high…

1963

Directly coupled logic circuits utilizing silicon transistors have been developed in the Advanced Circuit Program. Silicon…