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Power supply noise and its reduction in at-speed scan testing

Scan testing tends to cause excessive switching activity in an LSI circuit, incurring significant power supply noise with severe impact on its timing. This may lead to over-test or under-test, resulting in test yield loss or low test quality. This paper describes the issue of power supply noise in at-speed scan testing, introduces typical techniques for its reduction, and discusses some important future research topics.