This thesis presents a novel technique that modifies ATPG test patterns to reduce time-averaged IR drop of a test pattern in capture cycles. We propose a FAIR estimation, which is very close to the time-averaged IR drop of time-consuming transient simulation (R2 =0.99). We calculate the contribution of every node to these nodes inside IR-drop hotspot so that we can effectively modify only a few don’t care bits in the test patterns to reduce IR drop. Experimental results show that our technique successively reduce time-averaged IR drop by 10% with almost no fault coverage loss and no test inflation. The proposed technique generates shorter test sets with lower IR drop and higher fault coverage than commercial power-aware ATPG.