A novel algorithm for multi-node bridge analysis of large VLSI circuits

Defects that short two or more modes are known as multinode bridges. Multinode bridge analysis can be used to extract a list of either only two-node bridges or multi-node bridges. We discuss why multi-node bridge analysis is also required even if only two-node bridges are targeted. We propose a nove...

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