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In this paper, the application of a four-valued logic to the switch-level test generation is studied. A switch-level operator fault model is proposed. Switch-level U difference and Z difference of a function to a fault are defined. A method to derive switch-level differences is given. Finally, a new switch-level test generation algorithm for CMOS circuits is presented.<>