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ASIC and IC designers today are faced with the challenges of meeting strict design schedules and specifications, at the same time testability requirements are added. However, utilizing new top-down design techniques to automate the design, verification and testing of test logic such as IEEE 1149.1 boundary scan logic can be reduced from a six to eight week effort down to just days. This paper discusses a new technique of designing boundary scan in a top-down methodology, taking advantage of automated boundary-scan generation and automated logic synthesis.<>