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Test vector modification for power reduction during scan testing
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EngineeringMeasurementTest Vector ModificationPower Optimization (Eda)EducationFull-scan CircuitElectromagnetic CompatibilityHardware SecurityInstrumentationTest BenchNuclear MedicineRadiologyElectrical EngineeringTesting TechniqueComputer EngineeringBuilt-in Self-testPower DissipationDesign For TestingTest VectorsSoftware Testing
This paper presents a test vector modification method for reducing power dissipation during test application for a full-scan circuit. The method first identifies a set of don't care (X) inputs of given test vectors, to which either logic value 0 or 1 can be assigned without losing fault coverage. Then, the method reassigns logic values to the X inputs so as to decrease switching activity of the circuit during scan shifting. Experimental results for benchmark circuits show the proposed method could decrease switching activity of a given test set to 48% of the original test set.
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