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A Brief Introduction to Application-Dependent FPGA Testing

This paper gives a brief introduction to the application-dependent FPGA testing. In comparison with the conventional application-independent FPGA testing whose objective is to test the resources of a FPGA chip as exhaustively as possible, application-dependent FPGA testing is only performed on the resources used by a specific application implemented on the FPGA. The multi-configuration strategy proposed in [1] requires only three simple configurations to test the interconnects and logic blocks of an arbitrary application implemented on a FPGA chip. Besides, using this approach, a very fast diagnosis scheme can be realized without extra test configuration. The approach will be discussed in details in this paper.