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Given the high cost of testing analog circuit functionality, it is proposed that tests for analog circuits should be designed to detect faults. An algorithm is presented that reduces functional test sets to only those that are sufficient to find out whether a circuit contains a parametric fault. Examples demonstrate that drastic reductions in test time can be achieved without sacrificing fault coverage.<>