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To improve encoding performance, it additionally uses LFSR reseeding to lower the amount of specified bits.
Power dissipation during testing has become a major issue as the size and complexity of systems-on-chips continue to increase. The flip-flops undergo more transitions during scan shifting than they do during regular functional operation. The test power and test storage can be greatly reduced by combining the suggested encoding approach with a partial LFSR reseeding scheme. Following LFSR reseeding, the encoding scheme serves as the second stage of compression. By using alternative methods to fill the number of undetermined bits, the number of transitions in the scan chain can be decreased. To improve encoding performance, it additionally uses LFSR reseeding to lower the amount of specified bits. The non-transitional blocks' set amount of bits can be decreased, and this procedure can stop all transitions in such blocks.
Keywords – Test data compression, Linear Feedback Shift Register (LFSR), Reseeding, Test power
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