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An Efficient Design-for-Testability Scheme for Motion Estimation in H.264/AVC
In this paper, a complete analysis for the input combinations of balanced and unbalanced adder trees based on C-testability conditions is presented. Based on the analysis, a simple and efficient design-for-testability scheme is proposed to implement the testable design for motion estimation (ME) circuit in H.264/AVC. The proposed testable scheme is applied to bit-level regular arrangement for the variable-block-size ME architecture. It guarantees 100% fault coverage with only 8 sets of test patterns. The proposed circuit design was synthesized with TSMC 0.13 mum technology. Simulation results show that the proposed design only increases about 6.5% area overhead compared to the original ME circuit with acceptable timing penalty.