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Built-in self-test

A built-in self-test (BIST) or built-in test (BIT) is a mechanism that permits a machine to test itself. Engineers design BISTs to meet requirements such as:

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Built-in self-test

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples49
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Built-in self-test

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related to Specification · 25
Built-in self-test → Availability, BIST, BIT, BIT Modes, CBIT, Conditions, DesignFunctional, Engineers, Execution, Fault, IBITBIT Objectives, Interfaces, LRU, Mechanisms, Pass/fail, PBIT, ReportingHow, Requirements, SRU, Support ConsiderationsDiagnostic
related to Specializations · 23
Built-in self-test → ABIST, AMBIST, Analog, Automatic, BIST, C-BIT, C-BIT/P-BIT, CBIST, Continuous, Event-driven, I-BIT, IBIST, Interrupt-driven, LBIST, Marinescu, Memory, O-BIT, P-BIT, Periodic, Power-up
see also · 1
Built-in self-test → Built-in

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Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsThere0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsBIST0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsProgrammable0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsMemory0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsMarinescu0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsLBIST0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsAnalog0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsAMBIST0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsContinuous0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsCBIST0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsC-BIT0.60section
Built-in self-testrelated to SpecializationsEvent-driven0.60section

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