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Timing Command Dictionary TIMEPLATE

to mimic a clock pulsing in the non-scan timing definition, even though the patterns do not contain clock pulse events.

This event must occur after all force events and before the

DUMMY_CLOCK_OFF event. A timeplate that specifies dummy clock timing cannot specify capture clock events.

DUMMY_CLOCK_OFF time — Specifies the time in which to force off the dummy clocks used in clock procedures. This event must occur after the DUMMY_CLOCK_ON event and before the MEASURE_PO event.

SKEW_DUMMY_CLOCK_ON “ pin_name” time — Specifies the time in which to force particular dummy clocks on.

A single timeplate can contain more than one SKEW_DUMMY_CLOCK_ON statement. Each SKEW_DUMMY_CLOCK_ON statement can specify multiple pin names with the same force time. Each pin name you specify must appear in double-quotes.

SKEW_DUMMY_CLOCK_OFF “ pin_name” time — Specifies the time in which to force particular dummy clocks off.

A single timeplate can contain more than one SKEW_DUMMY_CLOCK_OFF statement. Each SKEW_DUMMY_CLOCK_OFF statement can specify multiple pin names with the same force time. Each pin name you specify must appear in double-quotes.

PERIOD time — Specifies the period of the non-scan test cycle. This statement lets you ensure that the cycle contains sufficient time after the last force event for the circuit to stabilize.

The time you specify should be greater than or equal to the final event time.

Note that this timeplate statement is similar to the SET CYCLE command that FlexTest uses in the timing file.

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A literal and semi-colon (;) that specifies to terminate the TIMEPLATE statement.

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