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The document discusses the requirements and flow for automatic test pattern generation (ATPG). It lists the basic requirements as synthesis netlists, ATPG library files, test procedure files, and dofiles or constraint files. The ATPG flow chart then shows the process of reading these files, generating test vectors/patterns, validating the patterns using a VCS tool, debugging if needed, and saving the final test patterns if validation passes.
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