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A new built-in self testing (BIST) method for the detection of delay faults is proposed. It is shown that all possible pattern pairs can be generated with a MISR using all input combinations. In order to reduce the test pattern set, deterministic delay test generation is used and a minimal set of input vectors is derived via clique covering. Experimental results show that by just using the all-0 and all-1 input vectors, the non-robust path delay fault coverage ranges from 85% to 100%.<>