Elham K. Moghaddam, J. Rajski, S. Reddy, M. Kassab
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This paper presents a novel method to generate test vectors that mimic functional operation from switching activity point of view. The method uses states obtained by applying a number of functional clock cycles starting from the scan-in state of a test vector to fill the unspecified scan cell values in test cubes. Experimental results presented for industrial circuits demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.