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Low cost partial scan design: a high level synthesis approach
In this paper, we present a high level synthesis method for partial scan designs. High level testability information are used to guide the synthesis process towards designs with a minimal number of scan registers. The maximal fault coverage is achievable for these designs. This method mainly leans on ad-hoc modifications of the register allocation process.