A Gauss-elimination based PRPG for combinational circuits
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- 1smp
- ATPG software system
- Gauss-elimination based PRPG
- algorithm
- automatic test software
- combinational circuits
- deterministic test set
- fault coverage
- general LFSR model
- integrated circuit testing
- integrated logic circuits
- logic testing
- low hardware overhead
- ms1p
- multiple polynomial LFSR
- pseudorandom test pattern generation
- reseeding
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