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Diagnostic process for automated test equipment
 
   
Document Number
US Patent 7222280
Issued Date
May 22, 2007
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Inventors
West; Burnell G. (Half Moon Bay, CA)
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Abstract
A test apparatus including a means for sending a first test pattern to a device under test (DUT), where the first test pattern is a part of a planned sequence of tests, and further including a means for evaluating the test results received from the DUT, and a method of testing are described. The test results may include anomalous data indicative of a defect in the DUT. If so, a second test pattern that is not part of the planned sequence of tests is selected. The second test pattern is selected based on a diagnosis of the anomalous data by the test apparatus.
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Published
May 22, 2007
Application Number
10/825,409
Filed
April 14, 2004
US Classification
714/736  
Int'l Classification
G01R   31/28   (20060101)  
Parent Case
RELATED UNITED STATES PATENT APPLICATIONS This application claims priority to the copending provisional patent application Ser. No. 60/463,166, entitled "Tester with Diagnostic Capability," with filing date Apr. 15, 2003, hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.
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714/733   714/736   714/738  
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