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A low-power LFSR architecture

Huang et al., 2001

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12697762842108361556
Author
Huang T
Lee K
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Proceedings 10th Asian Test Symposium

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LFSR's are widely used in the BIST environment. In [1] a multiphase technique is proposed to reduce the data transitions (DTs) in both the LFSR and the circuit under test. However, its multiphase clock generator is implemented by a conventional Johnson counter with a …
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