Sukumar Nandi, P. Chaudhuri, Swarup Roy, M. Sharma
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Exhaustive two-pattern generation with cellular automata
Two-patterns are required to test a transistor stuck-open fault or a delay fault within a combinational circuit. Cellular automata (CA) has been proposed as a two pattern generator. For a 2n-cell CA structure, the condition to generate all possible exhaustive two-pattern n-bits have been investigated. Criteria to select the most desirable CA structure have also been laid down.<>