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2000 – 2009

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2003
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Kenneth E. Posse, Geir Eide:
Key Impediments to DFT-Focused Test and How to Overcome Them. ITC 2003: 503-511
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Geir Eide, Kenneth E. Posse:
Open Microphone - My DFT is better than yours ... ITC 2003: 1285

1990 – 1999

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1994
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Kenneth E. Posse:
Multichip Module Testing Methodologies: What's In; What's Not. ITC 1994: 366
1993
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Kenneth E. Posse:
Testability guidelines for multichip modules. Microprocess. Microsystems 17(5): 281-287 (1993)
1991
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Kenneth E. Posse:
A Design-for-Testability Architecture for Multichip Modules. ITC 1991: 113-121

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