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CALL FOR PAPERS
ATS '03, The Twelfth Asian Test Symposium,
November 16-19, 2003 , Xi'an Hotel, Xi'an, China
Submission deadline: May 10, 2003
Notification of acceptance: July 15, 2003
Camera-ready copy: August 15, 2003
Symposium: November 16-19, 2003
Web-page: http://ats03.ict.ac.cn/
Sponsored by
IEEE Computer Society
Test Technology Technical Council
In cooperation with
Technical Committee on Fault Tolerant Computing
China Computer Federation
SCOPE::
The Asian Test Symposium provides an international forum for engineers and researchers from all countries of the World, especially from Asia, to present and discuss various aspects of system, board and device testing with design, manufacturing and field considerations in mind. The official language of the symposium is English.
The Asian Test Symposium provides an international forum for engineers and researchers from all countries of the World, especially from Asia, to present and discuss various aspects of system, board and device testing with design, manufacturing and field considerations in mind. The official language of the symposium is English.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
* Automatic Test Generation
* Fault Simulation
* Design for Testability
* Synthesis for Testability
* Built-In Self-Test
* On-line Testing
* Fault Modeling
* Mixed-Signal Test
* Design Verification
* Economics of Test
* Software Testing
* Software Design for Test
* Electron-Beam Testing
* IDDQ Test
* System-on-a-Chip Test
* Microprocessor Test
SUBMISSIONS
Regular session: Original technical papers on the above topics are invited. These should not exceed 20 double-spaced pages including figures, and should include a 50-200 word abstract and a list of 4-5 keywords. Authors should include the complete address, phone/fax numbers and email address, and designate a contact person and a presenter. Electronic submissions (PDF or PS files) are strongly recommended. In case of hard copy submission,one should contact to Program Chair for special instructions.
Detailed instructions for submissions can be found at the Web-page of ATS'03.The submission will be considered evidence that upon acceptance the author(s) will prepare final manuscript (6 pages for regular session) in time for inclusion in the proceedings and will present the paper at the Symposium.
Paper submission by E-mail: [email protected]
KEY DATES
Submission deadline: May 10, 2003
Notification of acceptance: July 15, 2003
Camera-ready copy: August 15, 2003
Symposium: November 16-19, 2003
FURTHER INFORMATION:
http://ats03.ict.ac.cn/
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Honorary Chair(s)
Yinghua Min
Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
Email: min(at)ict.ac.cn
Hideo Fujiwara
Nara Institute of Science and Technology
Email: fujiwara(at)is.naist.jp
General Co-Chair(s)
Xubang Shen
Xi'an Microelectronics Technology Inst.
Email: shenxubang(at)163.net
Zhongcheng Li
Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
Email: zcli(at)ict.ac.cn
Program Co-Chair(s)
Xiaowei Li
Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
Email: lxw(at)ict.ac.cn
Masaki Hashizume
The University of Tokushima
Email: tume(at)ee.tokushima-u.ac.jp
Publication Chair
Huawei Li
Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
Email: lihuawei(at)ict.ac.cn
Registration Chair
Tao Lv
Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
Email: lvtao(at)ict.ac.cn
Finance Chair
Jianguo Sun
Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
jgsun(at)ict.ac.cn
Local Arrangement Chair
Shi Wang
Xi'an Microelectronics Technology Inst.
Email: ls-pub(at)mail.xanet.edu.cn
Tourism Chair
Yongjun Xu
Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
Email: xyj(at)ict.ac.cn
Publicity Chair
Yinhe Han
Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
Email: yinhes(at)ict.ac.cn
North American Liaison
Xiaoqing Wen
SynTest Technologies, Inc.
Email: wen(at)syntest.com
European Liaison
Michel Renovell
Email: renovell(at)lirmm.fr
Ex Officio
ATS Steering Committee Chair
Asian and Pacific Group, TTTC
IEEE Computer Society
Hideo Fujiwara
Nara Institute of Science and Technology
Email: fujiwara(at)is.naist.jp
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Members
J.Abraham
P.Chaudhuri
G.Chen
H.Chen
K.T.Cheng
S.Demidenko
Y.Furukawa
K.Furuya
J.Gao
Y.Gong
J.Han
K.Hatayama
T.Hayashi
Y.Higami
H.Hiraishi
S.Kajihara
T.Kikuno
C.Lee
K.Lee
H.Li
H.Liang
F.Lombardi
Y.Miura
Z.Peng
S.M.Reddy
A.Orailoglu
M.Renovell
J.Savir
K.K.Saluja
W.Shi
H.Tamamoto
T.Tsuchiya
M.Tsunoyama
C-L.Wey
T.W.Williams
C.Wu
F.Wu
X.Wen
S.Xu
D.Xiang
S.Yang
T.Yokohira
H.Yokoyama
T.Yoneda
M.Yoshida
S.Huang
M.Inoue
T.Inoue
H.Itoh
Y.Zorian
A.Ivanov
K.Iwasaki
S.Takeoka
Y.Sun
T.Shinogi
X.Sun
H.Takahashi
T.Hosokawa
C.Su
D.Zhang
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Tutorial
(November 16)
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November 16, 14:00 -17:00
Title: System-on-Chip: Embedded Test in Practice
Presenter: Yervant Zorian, Virage Logic Corp., USA
Abstract: Spurred by technology leading to the availability of millions of gates per chip, system-level integration is evolving as a common paradigm, allowing entire systems to be built on a single chip. This tutorial presents the state-of-the-art in system-level integration and addresses the strategies and current industrial practices in the test of System-on-Chip. It discusses the requirements for test reuse in hierarchical design, such as embedded test strategies for individual cores, test access mechanisms, test interface standardization, optimizing test resource partitioning, and embedded test management and integration at the System-on-Chip level and beyond. Several industrial experiences will be shared with the audience.
(This tutorial is part of the IEEE Computer Society TTTC Test Technology Educational Program (TTEP) 2003)
Biography: Yervant Zorian is the Vice President and Chief Scientist of Virage Logic Corp. and the Chief Technology Advisor of LogicVision. Previously, he was a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff at Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies. His activities cover the areas of embedded IP cores, SOC and System-in-Package test methodologies.
Zorian received an MSc degree from the University of Southern California, and a PhD from McGill University. He is currently the Vice President of IEEE Computer Society and the Editor-in-Chief Emeritus of IEEE Design & Test of Computers. He founded and Chairs the IEEE Workshop on Testing Embedded Core-based System-on-Chip; the IEEE Workshop on Test Resource Partitioning; and the IEEE P1500 Working Group for standardization of embedded core test. He had published three books and several book chapters. He was granted over a dozen patents in the domain of embedded test and repair and received a number of Best Paper Awards. He is an honorary doctor of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, a recipient of Distinguished Services Award of IEEE Computer Society, and a Fellow of IEEE.
Regular Session
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November 17
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Plenary Session
November 17, 8:30 -10:30
Welcome Message
Program Introduction
ATS'02 Best Paper Awards presentation
Keynote Address:
Title: Outstanding Challenges in Testing Nanotechnology Based Integrated Circuits
Presenter: Kewal K. Saluja, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Abstract: Before we list the outstanding challenges, meaning what remains to be done, we need to ask the following questions: 1) What has changed to require this rethinking? 2) What solutions are still applicable in today’s environment? and 3) What is likely to happen in the future? The answer to the first and the third questions is that the technology is changing (shrinking dimensions) at a very fast rate, without any signs of slowing down. But we also know that this exponential growth rate is not sustainable. What I mean is that the time when slowdown is likely to occur is highly unpredictable. In spite of this uncertainty, we still can use the general growth trends from the past to identify the characteristics of the new problems and describe desirable characteristics of the solutions.
It is certain that the complexity of devices has grown. This multidimensional word encompasses area (large ICs and resulting yield and reliability issues), large number of components on a single IC (mixed signal designs, IP cores, and SoC issues), and performance (clock frequency issues) requirements, all in addition to meeting the power demands (peak and average) of the designs. There is no single agreed upon cost metric that satisfies all these requirements. Thus, in general, there are tradeoffs and the solutions that have been proposed target only some aspects. None the less, areas of research that are starting to dominate. The presentation will raise questions in all three dominant domains in the area of testing: traditional issues, power issues, and test application time issues.
Biography: Kewal K. Saluja obtained his Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Roorkee, India in 1967, MS and PhD degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Iowa, Iowa City in 1972 and 1973 respectively.
He is currently with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as a Professor, where he teaches courses in logic design, computer architecture, microprocessor based systems, VLSI design and testing, and fault-tolerant computing. Prior to this, he was at the University of Newcastle, Australia. Over the past two decades, he has developed tools and algorithms for test generation, fault simulation, design for testability and built-in self-test of VLSI digital circuits and systems. His current research interests include testing, sequential circuit test generation, built-in self-test, Iddq testing, test and diagnosis of crosstalk faults, testing RAMs and flash memories, fault-tolerant computing, and sensor networks. He has published over 200 refereed journal and conference papers in these areas.
Professor Saluja has held visiting and consulting positions at various institutions. He has also served as a consultant to the United Nations Development Program. He served as an Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Computers (1997-2001), and he is an Associate Editor for the letters section of the Journal of Electronic Testing: Theory and Applications (JETTA). He has served on the program committees of numerous national and international conferences and he was the General Chair of the 29th International Symposium on Fault-Tolerant Computing (FTCS-29). Professor Saluja is a member of Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, a Fellow of the JSPS and a Fellow of the IEEE.
Title: Leveraging Infrastructure IP for Yield & Reliability [abstract]
Presenter: Yervant Zorian, Virage Logic Corp., USA [biography]
Abstract: In addition to the functional IP cores, today’s SOC necessitates embedding a special family of IP blocks, called Infrastructure IP blocks. These are meant to ensure the manufacturability of the SOC and to achieve adequate levels of yield and reliability. The Infrastructure IP leverages the manufacturing knowledge and feeds back the information into the design phase. This keynote address analyzes the key trends and challenges resulting in manufacturing susceptibility and field reliability that necessitate the use of such Infrastructure IP. Then, it concentrates on certain examples of such embedded IPs for detection, analysis and correction
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Session 1A: Design for Testability
November 17, 11:00 -12:30
Chair: Sudhakar M. Reddy, University of Iowa, USA
1A.1 Reducing Scan Shifts using Folding Scan Trees
Hiroyuki Yotsuyanagi, Toshimasa Kuchii, Shigeki Nishikawa, Masaki Hashizume, and Kozo Kinoshita
1A.2 Improving Test Quality of Scan-Based BIST by Scan Chain Partitioning
Dong Xiang, Ming-Jing Chen, Jia-guang Sun, and Hideo Fujiwara
1A.3 IC Reliability Simulator ARET and Its Application in Design-For-Reliability
Xiangdong Xuan, Abhijit Chatterjee, Adit D. Singh, Namsoo P. Kim, and Mark T. Chisa
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Session 1B: Memory testing 1
November 17, 11:00 -12:30
Chair: Cheng-Wen Wu, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
1B.1 Analyzing the Impact of Process Variations on DRAM Testing Using Border Resistance Traces
Zaid Al-Ars and Ad J. van de Goor
1B.2 Implementation of Memory Tester Consisting of SRAM-Based Reconfigurable Cells
Yuki Yamagata, Kenichi Ichino, Masauiki Arail, Satoshi Fukumoto, Kazuhiko Iwasaki, Masayuki Sato, Hiroyuki Itabashi, Takashi Murai, and Nobuyuki Otsuka
1B.3 Exhaustive Test of Several Dependable Memory Architectures Designed by GRAAL Tool
F. Bertuccelli, F. Bigongiari, A. S. Brogna, G. Di Natale, P. Prinetto, and R. Saletti
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Session 1C: Fault diagnosis 1
November 17, 11:00 -12:30
Chair: Alex Orailoglu, UCSD, USA
1C.1 Chip-Level Diagnostic Strategy For Full-Scan Designs With Multiple Faults
Yu-Chiun Lin and Shi-Yu Huang
1C.2 Efficient Diagnosis for Multiple Intermittent Scan Chain Hold-Time Faults
Yu Huang, Wu-Tung Cheng, Cheng-Ju Hsieh, Huan-Yung Tseng, Alou Huang, and Yu-Ting Hung
1C.3 A Linear Time Fault Diagnosis Algorithm for Hypercube Multiprocessors under the MM Comparison Model
Xiaofan Yang
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Session 2A: Delay testing
November 17, 14:00 -15:30
Chair: Sandeep K. Gupta, University of Southern California, USA
2A.1 Reducibility of Sequential Test Generation to Combinational Test Generation for Several Delay Fault Models
Tsuyoshi Iwagaki, Satoshi Ohtake, and Hideo Fujiwara
2A.2 On Estimation of Fault Efficiency for Path Delay Faults
Masayasu Fukunaga, Seiji Kajihara, and Sadami Takeoka
2A.3 Software-Based Delay Fault Testing of Processor Cores
Virendra Singh, Michiko Inoue, Kewal K. Saluja, and Hideo Fujiwara
2A.4 A DFT Approach for Path Delay Faults in Interconnected Circuits
Irith Pomeranz and Sudhakar M. Reddy
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Session 2B: BIST
November 17, 14:00 -15:30
Chair: Kiyoshi Furuya, Chuo University, Japan
2B.1 Non-Linear Cellular Automata Based PRPG Design (Without Prohibited Pattern Set) In Linear Time Complexity
Sukanta Das, Anirban Kundu, Subhayan Sen, Biplab K Sikdar, and P Pal Chaudhuri
2B.2 A BIST Architecture for FPGA Look-Up Table Testing Reduces Reconfigurations
Ehsan Atoofian and Zainalabedin Navabi
2B.3 A Heuristic Approach for Design of Easily Testable PLAs Using Pass Transistor Logic
Md. Rafiqul Islam, Hafiz Md Hasan Babu, M. Abdur Rahim Mustafa, and Md. Sumon Shahriar
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Session 2C: Software testing 1
November 17, 14:00 -15:30
Chair: Christian Landrault, LIRMM, France
2C.1 Domain Testing Based on Character String Predicate
Ruilian Zhao, Michael R. Lyu, and Yinghua Min
2C.2 Automated TTCN-3 Test Case Generation by means of UML Sequence Diagrams and Markov Chains
Matthias Beyer, Winfried Dulz, and Fenhua Zhen
2C.3 Efficiency Analysis & Safety Assessment of Automatic Testing for Safety-critical Software
Fangmei Wu and Lei Huang
2C.4 An Expression's Single Fault Model and The Testing Methods
Yunzhan Gong, Wanli Xu, and Xiaowei Li
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Session 3A: Mixed-signal Testing
November 17, 16:00 -17:30
Chair: Chin-Long Wey, National Central University, Taiwan
3A.1 PLL Based High Speed Functional Testing
Jayasanker Jayabalan, Chee Kiang Goh, Ooi Ban Leong, Leong Mook Seng, Mahadevan K. lyer, and Andrew A.O. Tay
3A.2 Issues related to the formulation of DFT solution for analog circuit test using equivalent fault analysis
Mike W. T. Wong
3A.3 A Sigma-Delta Modulation Based BIST for A/D Converters
Kuen-Jong Lee, Soon-Jyh Chang, and Ruei-Shiuan Tzeng
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Session 3B: Test compaction 1
November 17, 16:00 -17:30
Chair: Kewal K. Saluja, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
3B.1 A Method of Test Plan Grouping to Shorten Test Length for RTL Data Paths under a Test Controller Area Constraint
Toshinori Hosokawa, Hiroshi Date, Masahide Miyazaki, Michiaki Muraoka, and Hideo Fujiwara
3B.2 Optimal Scan Tree Construction with Test Vector Modification for Test Compression
Kohei Miyase and Seiji Kajihara
3B.3 STAGE: A Decoding Engine Suitable for Multi-Compressed Test Data
Bernd Koenemann
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Session 3C: RTL verification
November 17, 16:00 -17:30
Chair: Jungang Han, Xi'an Institute of Posts&Telecoms, China
3C.1 Automatic Design Validation Framework for HDL Descriptions via RTL ATPG
Liang Zhang, Michael Hsiao, and Indradeep Ghosh
3C.2 An Automatic Circuit Extractor for RTL Verification
Tun Li, Yang Guo, and Sikun Li
3C.3 An Efficient Observability Evaluation Algorithm Based on Factored Use-Def Chains
Tao Lv, Jianping Fan, and Xiaowei Li
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November 18
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Session 4A Enhanced Delay testing and ATPG
November 18, 8:30 -10:00
Chair: Debesh K. Das, Jadavpur University, India
4A.1 Delay Testing of MOS Transistor with Gate Oxide Short
M. Renovell, J.M. Gallière, F. Azaïs, and Y. Bertrand
4A.2 An enhanced test generator for capacitance induced crosstalk delay faults
Arani Sinha, Sandeep K. Gupta, and Melvin A. Breuer
4A.3 Delay Test Pattern Generation considering Crosstalk-induced Effects
Huawei Li, Yue Zhang, and Xiaowei Li
4A.4 Automated Test Model Generation from Switch Level Custom Circuits
Magdy S. Abadir, Jing Zeng, Carol Pyror, and Juhong Zhu
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Session 4B: Test Power
November 18, 8:30 -10:00
Chair: Chauchin Su, National Chiao Tung Unversity, Taiwan
4B.1 Power Conscious BIST Design for Sequential Circuits using ghost-FSM
S Roy and Biplab K Sikdar
4B.2 Average Leakage Current Macromodeling for Dual-threshold Voltage Circuits
Yongjun Xu, Zuying Luo, Zhiguo Chen, and Xiaowei Li
4B.3 Test Data Manipulation Techniques for Energy-Frugal, Rapid Scan Test
Ozgur Sinanoglu and Alex Orailoglu
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Session 4C: Software testing 2
November 18, 8:30 -10:00
Chair: Dafang Zhang, Hunan University, China
4C.1 Analysis of Software Test Item Generation -Comparison between High Skilled and Low Skilled Engineers
Masayuki Hirayama, Tetsuya Yamamoto, Osamu Mizuno, and Tohru Kikuno
4C.2 Conformance Test of Distributed Transaction Service
Chang Xu and Beihong Jin
4C.3 Build-In-Self-Test for Software
Shiyi Xu
4C.4 Testing the Conformity of Transactional Attributes of Components by Simulation
HuiQun Zhao, QiXin Gao, and Yuan Gao
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Session 5A: Fault diagnosis 2
November 18, 10:30 -12:00
Chair: Kaushik Roy, Purdue University, USA
5A.1 Extracting Precise Diagnosis of Bridging Faults From Stuck-at Fault Information
Baris Arslan and Alex Orailoglu
5A.2 Fault Diagnosis for Physical Defects of Unknown Behaviors
Xiaoqing Wen, Hideo Tamamoto, Kewal K. Saluja, and Kozo Kinoshita
5A.3 Fault Detection for Testable Realizations of Multiple-valued Logic Functions
Zhongliang Pan
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Session 5B: Memory testing 2
November 18, 10:30 -12:00
Chair: Melvin Breuer, University of South California, USA
5B.1 Comparison of Open and Resistive-Open Defect Test Conditions in SRAM Address Decoders
Liugi Dilillo, Patrick Girard, Serge Pravossoudovitch, Arnaud Virazel, and Simone Borri
5B.2 Defect Oriented Fault Analysis for SRAM
Rei-Fu Huang, Yung-Fa Chou, and Cheng-Wen Wu
5B.3 A Novel Method for Online In-Place Detection and Location of Multiple Interconnect Faults in SRAM based FPGAs
L. Kalyan Kumar, Amol J. Mupid, Aditya S. Ramani, and V. Kamakoti
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Session 5C: SOC test
November 18, 10:30 -12:00
Chair: Yervant Zorian, Virage Logic Corp., USA
5C.1 Between-core Vector Overlapping for Test Cost Reduction in Core Testing
Tsuyoshi Shinogi, Yuki Yamada, Terumine Hayashi, Tomohiro Yoshikawa, and Shinji Tsuruoka
5C.2 A VPI-based Combinational IP Core Module-based Mixed Level Serial Fault Simulation and Test Generation Methodology
Pedram A. Riahi, Zainalabedin Navabi, and Fabrizio Lombardi
5C.3 A Test Generation Approach for System-on-Silicon that use Intellectual Property Cores
Zhigang Jiang and Sandeep K. Gupta
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Session 6A: DFT Synthesis
November 18, 13:30 -15:00
Chair: Xiaoqing Wen, Syntest Technologies, Inc., USA
6A.1 Mapping Symmetric Functions to Hierarchical Modules for Path-Delay Fault Testability
Hafizur Rahaman, Debesh K. Das, and Bhargab B. Bhattacharya
6A.2 BDD based Synthesis of Symmetric Functions with Full Path-Delay Fault Testability
Junhao Shi, Görschwin Fey, and Rolf Drechsler
6A.3 Test Synthesis for Datapaths using Datapath-Controller Functions
Michiko Inoue, Kazuhiro Suzuki, Hiroyuki Okamoto, and Hideo Fujiwara
6A.4 Non-Scan Design for Testability for Mixed RTL Circuits with Both Data Paths and Controller via Conflict Analysis
Dong Xiang, Shan Gu, and Hideo Fujiwara
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Session 6B: Test Scheduling
November 18, 13:30 -15:00
Chair: Huawei Li, Institute of Computing Technology, CAS, China
6B.1 Optimal System-on-Chip Test Scheduling
Erik Larsson and Hideo Fujiwara
6B.2 SOC Test Time Minimization Under Multiple Constraints
Julien Pouget, Erik Larsson, and Zebo Peng
6B.3 Test Time Minimization for Hybrid BIST of Core-Based Systems
Gert Jervan, Petru Eles, Zebo Peng, Raimund Ubar, and Maksim Jenihhin
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Session 6C: Measurement
November 18, 13:30 -15:00
Chair: Michel Renovell, LIRMM, France
6C.1 On-Chip Short-Time Interval Measurement for High-Speed Signal Timing Characterization
Tian Xia and Jien-Chung Lo
6C.2 An On-Chip Jitter Measurement Circuit for the PLL
Chin-Cheng Tsai and Chung-Len Lee
6C.3 A Low-Cost Jitter Measurement Technique for BIST Applications
Jui-Jer Huang and Jiun-Lang Huang
6C.4 Measurement-based Modeling with Adaptive Sampling
Junfeng Wang, Jianhua Yang, Gaogang Xie, Mingtian Zhou, and Zhongcheng Li
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Session 7A: Test economics
November 18, 15:30 -17:00
Chair: Jacob Abraham, University of Texas at Austin, USA
7A.1 Yield, Overall Test Environment Timing Accuracy, and Defect Level Trade-offs for High-Speed Interconnect Device Testing
Baosheng Wang, Yong B. Cho, Sassan Tabatabaei, and Andre Ivanov
7A.2 Minimizing Defective Part Level Using a Linear Programming-Based Optimal Test Selection Method
Yuxin Tian, Michael R. Grimaila, Weiping Shi, and M. Ray Mercer
7A.3 Lowering Cost of Test: Parallel Test or Low-Cost ATE-
Jochen Rivoir
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Session 7B: Memory testing 3
November 18, 15:30 -17:00
Chair: Hideo Tamamoto, Akita University, Japan
7B.1 A Processor-Based Build-In Self-Repair Design for Embedded Memories
Chin-Lung Su, Rei-Fu Huang, and Cheng-Wen Wu
7B.2 March SL: A Test For All Static Linked Memory Faults
Said Hamdioui, Zaid Al-Ars, Ad J. van de Goor, and Mike Rodgers
7B.3 Test for Delay Faults in Embedded CAMs
Xiaogang Du, Joseph Rayhawk, Sudhakar M. Reddy, and Wu-tung Cheng
7B.4 Stress Test for Disturb Faults in Non-volatile Memories
Mohammad Gh. Mohammad and Kewal K. Saluja
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Session 7C: Current test
November 18, 15:30 -17:00
Chair: Shi-Yu Huang, National Tsinghua University, Taiwan
7C.1 A BIST Circuit for IDDQ Tests
Masaki Hashizume, Teppei Takeda, Hiroyuki Yotsuyanagi, Takeomi Tamesada, Yukiya Miura, and Kozo Kinoshita
7C.2 At-Speed Current Testing
Yinghua Min, Jishun Kuang, and Xiaoyan Niu
7C.3 IDDT ATPG Based on Ambiguous Delay Assignments
Jishun Kuang, Yu Wang, Xiaofen Wei, and Changnian Zhang
7C.4 Improvement of Detectability for CMOS Floating Gate Defects in Supply Current Test
Hiroyuki Michinishi, Tokumi Yokohira, Takuji Okamoto, Toshifumi Kobayashi, and Tsutomu Hondo
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November 19
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Session 8A: SOC DFT
November 19, 8:30 -10:00
Chair: Zebo Peng, Linkoping University, Sweden
8A.1 A DFT Selection Method for Reducing Test Application Time of System-on-Chips
Masahide Miyazaki, Toshinori Hosokawa, Hiroshi Date, Michiaki Muraoka, and Hideo Fujiwara
8A.2 Sharing BIST with Multiple Cores for System-on-a-Chip
Huaguo Liang and Cuiyun Jiang
8A.3 Designing Multiple Scan Chains for System-on-Chip (SOC)
Md. Staffat Quasem and Sandeep K. Gupta
8A.4 Optimizing Test Access Mechanism under Constrains by Genetic Local Search Algorithm
Yingxiang Wang and Weikang Huang
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Session 8B: Test compaction 2
November 19, 8:30 -10:00
Chair: Andre Ivanov, University of British Columbia, Canada
8B.1 Test Data Volume Reduction by Test Data Realignment
Itith Pomeranz and Sudhakar M. Reddy
8B.2 Test Resource Partitioning Based on Efficient Response Compaction for Test Time and Tester Channels Reduction
Yinhe Han, Yongjun Xu, Huawei Li, Xiaowei Li, and Anshuman Chandra
8B.3 Test Response Compression Based on Huffman Coding
Hideyuki Ichihara, Michihiro Shintani, Toshihiro Ohara, and Tomoo Inoue
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Session 8C: Functional testing/ Reliability
November 19, 8:30 -10:00
Chair: Yasuo Furukawa, ADVANTEST Corp., Japan
8C.1 Probability Model for Faults in Large-Scale Multicomputer Systems
Gaocai Wang, Jianer Chen, Guojun Wang, and Songqiao Chen
8C.2 Design Retargetable Platform System for Microprocessor Functional Test
Ling Liu, Wennan Feng, Song Jia, Anping Jiang, and Lijiu Ji
8C.3 Assessing software implemented fault detection and fault tolerance Mechanisms
P. Gawkowski and J. Sosnowski
8C.4 Briefing a New Approach to Improve the EMI Immunity of DSP Systems
Fabian Vargas, Rubem D. R. Fagundes, Daniel Barros Jr., and Diogo B. Brum
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Session 9A: Formal verification
November 19, 10:30 -12:00
Chair: Hiromi Hiraishi, Kyoto Sangyo University, Japan
9A.1 Design Error Diagnosis Based on Verification Techniques
Guanghui Li, Ming Shao, and Xiaowei Li
9A.2 SAT-based Algorithm of Verification for Port Order Fault
Ming Shao, Guanghui Li, and Xiaowei Li
9A.3 Equivalence Checking Using Independent Cuts
Zhan Xu, Xiaolang Yan, Yongjiang Lu, and Haitong Ge
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Session 9B: Software testing 3
November 19, 10:30 -12:00
Chair: Shiyi Xu, Shanghai University, China
9B.1 A Method to Calculate the Reliability of Component-Based Software
Yuan Zhu and Jianhua Gao
9B.2 An Object-Oriented Program Automated Execute Model And The Research of Algorithm
Da-Hai Jin and Yun-Zhan Gong
9B.3 User-Level Implementation of Checkpointing for Multithreaded Applications on Windows NT
Jin-Min Yang, Da-Fang Zhang, and Xue-Dong Yang
Poster Session
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November 19
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November 19, 10:30 -12:00
P.1 RTL Concurrent Fault Simulation
Li Shen
P.2 Property Classification for Functional Verification based on CDFG
Ming Zhu, Jinian Bian, Weimin Wu, and Hongxi Xue
P.3 Error Detection and Correction in VLSI Systems by Online Testing and Retrying
JianHui Jiang
P.4 Testability Improvement during High-Level Synthesis
Saeed Safari, Hadi Esmaeilzadeh, and Amir-Hossein Jahangir
P.5 A Test Architecture for System-on-a-Chip
Yong-sheng Wang, Li-yi Xiao, Ming-yan Yu, Jin-xiang Wang, and Yi-zheng Ye
P.6 Test-Point Selection Algorithm Using Small Signal Model for Scan-Based BIST
Hu He and Yihe Sun
P.7 Test Pattern Length Required to Reach the Desired Fault Coverage
Junichi Hirase
P.8 Damage Size and Software Safety Demonstration Stress Testing
Zhongwei Xu and Bangxing Chen
P.9 Study on the Cost/Benefit/Optimization of Software Safety Test
Meng Li and Zhu Xu
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