DocumentCode
3485031
Title
Use of neural network and fuzzy logic to time domain analog tasting
Author
Grzechca, Damian ; Rutkowski, Jerzy
Author_Institution
Inst. of Electron., Silesian Univ. of Technol., Gliwice, Poland
Volume
5
fYear
2002
fDate
18-22 Nov. 2002
Firstpage
2601
Abstract
This paper deals with fault diagnosis by means of dictionary technique. Problem of distinguishing between healthy or faulty analog circuit has always been very complicated. The most common approach based on pattern recognition, especially on mean square error measure, cannot distinguish all faulty circuits from the healthy one. Normally, the dictionary has to include thousands of patterns and even then, die level of fault detection is not satisfactory. A neural network classifier has been proposed to solve the problem. Its generalization ability allows to reduce the dictionary size significantly. This paper shows how to create a neural dictionary for fault location. Moreover, at the first stage of classification, the fuzzy logic is utilized to transform a measurement vector into a zero-one range. The information from the Circuit Under Test (CUT) has to be as high as it is possible but at the same time the stimuli has to be as simple as possible. The most common AC and DC tests don´t give the best solution. Therefore, the time domain testing with pulse stimuli has been utilized.
Keywords
analogue integrated circuits; backpropagation; fault simulation; feedforward neural nets; fuzzy logic; fuzzy set theory; generalisation (artificial intelligence); integrated circuit testing; step response; time-domain analysis; binary coding; dictionary technique; discrimination threshold; fault diagnosis; fault driven testing; fault location; faulty analog circuit; feedforward-backpropagation network classifier; fuzzy logic; generalization ability; membership functions; neural dictionary; neural network classifier; pulse stimuli; simulation before test; step response; time domain analog tasting; Analog circuits; Circuit faults; Circuit testing; Dictionaries; Electrical fault detection; Fault diagnosis; Fuzzy logic; Mean square error methods; Neural networks; Pattern recognition;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Neural Information Processing, 2002. ICONIP '02. Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on
Print_ISBN
981-04-7524-1
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICONIP.2002.1201966
Filename
1201966
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