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Achieving serendipitous N-detect mark-offs in Multi-Capture-Clock scan patterns
Multi-capture-clock scan patterns for the traditional stuck-at-fault model have been used to reduce down pattern counts while still maintaining high test coverage. This paper studies how the same test patterns provide a decent N-detect fault coverage.