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The authors show that in a Built-In Self-Test (BIST) technique, based on linear-feedback shift registers, when the feedback connections in pseudo-random test-sequence generator and signature analyzer are images of each other and corresponds to primitive characteristic polynomial then behaviors of faults masking remains identical. The simulation results of single stuck-at faults show how the use of such feedback connections in pseudo-random test-sequence generator and signature analyzer yields to mask the same faults.

What Causes to Tune a Condition of Exactly Identical Fault-Masks Behaviors in an LFSR based BIST Methodology