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1996
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Abu Khari bin A'Ain, A. H. Bratt, A. P. Dorey:
Testing Analogue Circuits by A C Power Supply Voltage. VLSI Design 1996: 238-241
1995
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Abu Khari bin A'Ain, A. H. Bratt, A. P. Dorey:
On the development of power supply voltage control testing technique for analogue circuits. Asian Test Symposium 1995: 133-139
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A. H. Bratt, Andrew Mark David Richardson, R. J. A. Harvey, A. P. Dorey:
A design-for-test structure for optimising analogue and mixed signal IC test. ED&TC 1995: 24-33
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Abu Khari bin A'Ain, A. H. Bratt, A. P. Dorey:
Exposing floating gate defects in analogue CMOS circuits by power supply voltage control testing technique. VLSI Design 1995: 239-242
1994
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Keith Baker, A. H. Bratt, Andrew Richardson, A. Welbers:
Development of a CLASS 1 QTAG Monitor. ITC 1994: 213-222

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