This paper presents a new Low Transition PseudoRandom Pattern Generator (LT-PRPG) for test-per-scan Built-In Self-Test (BIST) applications. The proposed LT-PRPG is composed of a LFSR and a 2x1 multiplexer. When used to generate test patterns for test-per-scan BIST, it reduces the number of transitions that occur at scan inputs during scan shift operations and hence reduces switching activity in the CircuitUnder-Test (CUT) during the test application. Various properties of the proposed LT-PRPG and the methodology of the design are presented in this paper. Experimental results for the ISCAS'89 benchmark circuits show that the proposed design can reduce the switching activity by 36% to 47% with a negligible effect on the fault coverage.Keywords-low power test, built-in self-test, linear feedback shift register, test pattern generator, weighted switching activity.