In the past, the automatic test pattern generator (ATPG) program filled these bits with random 1s and 0s, but the vectors still had to be stored in the ATE memory.

Cell-Aware Test The process of generating test patterns for digital circuits, typically referred to as automatic test pattern generation (ATPG), has been in use for decades. The approach is based on ...

DVDO®, Inc., an award-winning provider of high-quality video connectivity solutions, today announced the first pocket-sized Test Pattern Generator (TP ...

By Gidget Cathcart, Agilent Technologies Testing digital designs usually requires one or more digital signals, some of which can be very difficult to generate. Pattern generators ...

The 2TG100 is a dual channel test pattern generator, locked to a Black and Burst or tri-level sync. It can generate two fully independent test patterns in either 3Gb/s, HD or SD, and 16 test signals ...

Description ATPG (Automatic Test Pattern Generation and Automatic Test Pattern Generator) is an EDA method/technology used to find an input or test sequence. When applied to a digital circuit, ATPG ...

In this paper, low power Built-In-Self-Test (BIST) is implemented for 32 bit Vedic multiplier. This paper is to reduce power dissipation in BIST with increased fault coverage. Various methods of ...

The new LT440 multiformat generator is a compact master sync and test pattern generator with a wide range of applications in HD/SD video production, post production and nonlinear editing.

Some test patterns were simply camera feeds of physical cards, but if you wanted the most accurate and reliable test patterns you’d need a Philips pattern generator which created the pattern ...

In test mode, a pseudo-random pattern generator stimulates the block, and a signature detector examines the outputs. Logic BIST requires only start and stop signals from a piece of automatic test ...

Basically, the title says it all. I need to calibrate some video hardware and I don't want to spring for a test pattern generator (god those things are expensive!). So if anyone has an AVI or MPEG ...