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2009
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Fault modeling and testing of retention flip-flops in low power designs

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Low power circuits have become a necessary part in modern designs. Retention flip-flop is one of the most important components in low power designs. Conventional test methodologie...

Bing-Chuan Bai, Augusli Kifli, Chien-Mo James Li, ...

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