Patent classifications
G11C29/56016
Methods and devices for secure secret key generation
There is provided a cryptographic key determination device for determining one or more cryptographic keys in a cryptographic device, the cryptographic device being configured to execute one or more test programs, the cryptographic device comprising one or more components (11-i), each component (11-i) being configured to generate static and dynamic data, the dynamic data being generated in response to the execution of the one or more test programs, wherein the cryptographic key determination device comprises: a data extraction unit configured to extract at least one part of the static data and at least one part of the dynamic data generated by the one or more components (11-i), and a key generator configured to combine the at least one part of static data and the at least one part of dynamic data, and to determine the one or more cryptographic keys by applying a cryptographic function to the combined data.
SEMICONDUCTOR TESTING APPARATUS WITH ADAPTOR
The present disclosure provides a semiconductor testing apparatus with a connected unit, which is applied to a wafer probing testing or a final testing. The semiconductor testing apparatus comprises a semiconductor testing printed circuit board, a functional module and the connected unit. First contact points are disposed on a first surface of the semiconductor testing printed circuit board, and electrically connected to the functional module. Second contact points are disposed on a second surface of the semiconductor testing printed circuit board, and electrically connected to a functional controller. The first contact points and the second contact points have independent and non-interfering working time domains. Therefore, the present disclosure can utilize the area of the semiconductor testing printed circuit board, and can independently perform functional testing of a wafer or packaged integrated circuit devices using multiple time domains, in a multi-time domain, synchronous or asynchronous manner.
COMPARATOR WITH CONFIGURABLE OPERATING MODES
A multiple operating-mode comparator system can be useful for high bandwidth and low power automated testing. The system can include a gain stage configured to drive a high impedance input of a comparator output stage, wherein the gain stage includes a differential switching stage coupled to an adjustable impedance circuit, and an impedance magnitude characteristic of the adjustable impedance circuit corresponds to a bandwidth characteristic of the gain stage. The comparator output stage can include a buffer circuit coupled to a low impedance comparator output node. The buffer circuit can provide a reference voltage for a switched output signal at the output node in a higher speed mode, and the buffer circuit can provide the switched output signal at the output node in a lower power mode.
TEST DEVICE, TEST METHOD, AND TEST MACHINE
A test device includes a test plate and an adapter box. The rest plate includes a test port, and a first positioning portion disposed on the test plate. The adapter box includes a box body configured to detachably mount Solid State Drives to be tested, and a second positioning portion disposed on the box body and configured to cooperate with the first positioning portion to cause the Solid State Drives to be tested to form a communication connection with the test port.
Rugged memory module retainer clip system
A memory module testing system operating in a vibratory environment can retain a memory module in place in a memory socket using both socket latches and a retainer clip. The retainer clip can attach to a module support tower of the memory socket. The retainer clip can have a flexible multi-spring structure forming a three-axis vibration dampening system that can prevent the socket latches from opening while testing in the test environment. The retainer clip can secure the socket latches using an upper flange and a lower flange to prevent unintended motion of the socket latches. The retainer clip can be secured to the module support towers at the ends of the memory socket using clip arms and clip arm tips to attach to the module support towers.
Probe device, test device, and test method for semiconductor device
A probe device includes a first receiving terminal configured to receive a multi-level signal having M levels, where M is a natural number greater than 2; a second receiving terminal configured to receive a reference signal; a receiving buffer including a first input terminal connected to the first receiving terminal, a second input terminal connected to the second receiving terminal, and an output terminal configured to output the multi-level signal based on signals received from the first and second input terminals; and a resistor circuit comprising a plurality of resistors connected to the first and second receiving terminals and determining a magnitude of a termination resistance of the first and second receiving terminals.
SHARED ERROR CORRECTION CODING CIRCUITRY
Methods, systems, and devices for shared error correction coding (ECC) circuitry are described. For example, a memory device configured with shared ECC circuitry may be configured to receive data at the shared circuitry from either a host device or a set of memory cells of the memory device. The shared circuitry may be configured to generate a set of multiple syndromes associated with a cyclic error correction code, based on the received data. As part of an encoding process, an encoder circuit may generate a set of parity bits based on the generated syndromes. As part of a decoding process, a decoder circuit may generate an error vector for decoding the received data, based on the generated syndromes. The decoder circuit may also correct one or more errors in the received data based on generating the error vector.
MULTIPLE SAMPLE-RATE DATA CONVERTER
A test and measurement instrument includes a first data channel including a first data converter operating at a first rate, and a second data channel including a second data converter operating at a second rate that is different than the first rate. Rate controls may include a clock generation circuit. The clock generation circuit includes an intermediate frequency generator structured to generate an intermediate frequency clock from a first clock reference signal, a first frequency clock generator structured to generate a first frequency clock directly from the intermediate frequency clock, and a second frequency clock generator structured to generate a second frequency clock directly from the intermediate frequency clock. The first frequency clock may be used to control the rate of the first data channel, and the second frequency clock may be used to control the rate of the second data channel. Methods are also described.
Methods for restricting read access to supply chips
An example method for restricting read access to content in the component circuitry and securing data in the supply item is disclosed. The method identifies the status of a read command, and depending upon whether the status disabled or enabled, either blocks the accessing of encrypted data stored in the supply chip, or allows the accessing of the encrypted data stored in the supply chip.
Power supply, automated test equipment, method for operating a power supply, method for operating an automated test equipment and computer program using a voltage variation
A power supply is configured to perform an at least partial compensation of a voltage variation caused by a load change using a voltage variation compensation mechanism which is triggered in response to an expected load change. An Automated test equipment for testing a device under test comprises a power supply, which is configured to supply the device under test. The automated test equipment comprises a pattern generator configured to provide one or more stimulus signals for the device under test. The power supply is configured to perform an at least partial compensation of a voltage variation caused by a load change using a voltage variation compensation mechanism which is activated in synchronism with one or more of the stimulus signals and/or in response to one or more response data signals from the device under test. Corresponding methods and a computer program are also described.