This document discusses a proposed Random Single Input Change (RSIC) test sequence generation circuit to reduce power consumption during testing of integrated circuits. The circuit consists of a shift register, counter, and XOR gates. It generates test vectors that have high correlation and only a single input change between adjacent vectors. This helps lower the switching activity within the circuit-under-test, reducing dynamic power consumption. The document presents the circuit design in DSCH and Cadence simulation tools. It provides power dissipation values for the circuit components and an overall power of 213.034mW for the RSIC circuit. The results indicate the RSIC approach can help reduce testing power consumption.