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Reversed ROBDD circuits

Reversed ROBDD circuits

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A new class of logic circuits is proposed. Being derived from reduced ordered binary decision diagrams, these circuits inherit compactness and the ablility to represent very large switching functions. The reversed signal propagation results in low dynamic power consumption, complete single stuck-at fault testability and fault security. Simulation results are presented.

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