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2006
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A routability constrained scan chain ordering technique for test power reduction

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A routability constrained scan chain ordering technique for test power reduction

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Abstract— For scan-based testing, the high test power consumption may cause test power management problems, and the extra scan chain connections may cause routability degradation during the physical design stage. In this paper, a scan chain ordering technique for test power reduction under user-speciﬁed routability constraints is presented. The proposed technique allows the user to explicitly set the routing constraints and the achievable power reduction is rather insensitive to the routing constraints. The proposed method is applied to six industrial designs. The achievable power reduction is in the range of 37–48% without violating any user-speciﬁed routing constraint.

X.-L. Huang, J.-L. Huang

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Added	13 Jun 2010
Updated	13 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2006
Where	ASPDAC
Authors	X.-L. Huang, J.-L. Huang

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