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This paper first analyzes faulty scan chain behaviors. In addition to stuck-at faults, we also consider timing faults due to hold time violations Test sequences to determine the fault types in a failing scan chain are presented. This is followed by a presentation of two scan design techniques that simplifies scan chain fault diagnosis for both stuck-at and timing faults.