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IEEE 1450.6-2005

IEEE Standard Test Interface Language (STIL) for Digital Test Vector Data-Core Test Language (CTL)

Standard by IEEE, 2006

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IEEE 1450.6-2005 is a standards document for the IEEE Standard Test Interface Language (STIL) focused on digital test vector data and Core Test Language (CTL). It is relevant where component, circuit, device, and system testing must be described in a structured way for reuse and analysis. By defining a common language for test vectors and core-level test content, IEEE 1450.6-2005 helps support clearer communication across design and verification workflows.

IEEE 1450.6-2005 overview

This standard extends the STIL framework into the area of digital test vector data and CTL, giving engineers a more consistent way to represent test intent for complex digital designs. In practical terms, IEEE 1450.6-2005 is aimed at test description and exchange, particularly where core test information needs to be managed alongside broader device or system verification data. It is an inactive standard, but it remains useful for understanding legacy test-format requirements and documentation practices.

Typical use cases

IEEE 1450.6-2005 may be used in digital test generation, test pattern exchange, and core-based verification for integrated components and related systems. It is most relevant when engineering teams need to organize vector data for manufacturing test, design validation, or automated test equipment workflows. The standard can also support projects that rely on CTL-style descriptions to document how a core should be tested within a larger device or circuit environment.

Why this standard matters

For teams working with digital test data, IEEE 1450.6-2005 can help reduce ambiguity in how test information is recorded and shared. That matters for consistency, especially when multiple tools or groups need to interpret the same verification content. Using a defined structure can improve traceability, make test review easier, and support more controlled procurement or compliance checks in environments where legacy STIL-based documentation is still referenced.

  • Digital test vector data
  • Core Test Language (CTL)
  • STIL-based test description
  • Component and device verification
  • Legacy test documentation
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  • Publication Date: 2006
  • Standard Status: Inactive
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
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