13th IEEE International On-Line Testing Symposium Hersonissos-Heraklion, Crete, Greece
July 8-11, 2007.
final technical program

Final Technical Program

Sunday July 8 2007

08:00 – 09:00  Tutorial  Registration
09:00 – 17:00  Test  Technology Educational Program (TTEP) 2007 Full-Day Tutorial
                            Soft Errors: Technology Trends,  System Effects and Production Techniques 
                        S.Mitra   (Stanford University)
                        P.Sanda (IBM)
                        N.Seifert (Intel)
(breaks: 10:30-11:00 and  15:00-15:30, lunch: 12:30-13:30)
16:00 – 18:00  Symposium  Registration
Monday July 9 2007
07:30 – 09:00  Symposium  Registration
09:00 – 10:30  Opening  Session
09:00 – 09:15  Welcome Message 
               M.Nicolaidis (TIMA  Laboratory)
               A.Paschalis (University of Athens)
               General Co-Chairs
                   
               D.Gizopoulos  (University of Piraeus)
               TM Mak (Intel)
               Program Co-Chairs
Keynote/Invited Talks Introduction
                Yervant Zorian  (VirageLogic)
09:15 – 10:00 Keynote Talk
Soft-errors phenomenon impacts on Design For Reliability technologies Marc Derbey, President and CEO (iRoC Technologies)
10:00 – 10:30 Invited Talk
Accelerating Yield Ramp through Real-Time Testing Sanjiv Taneja, Vice President and General Manager of Test Technology (Cadence)
10:30 – 10:40  Break
10:40 – 11:40  Session 1: Reliability  Issues in Nanometer Technologies
               Moderators
                   M.Abadir (Freescale)
                   C.Landrault (LIRMM) 
               1.1    Fuse: A Technique to Anticipate Failures due  to Degradation in ALUs, 
                        J.Abella, X.Vera, O.Unsal, O.Ergin,  A.Gonzalez, (Intel Barcelona Research  Center, 
                         Barcelona  Supercomputing Center and TOBB   University of Economics  and Technology)
               1.2    Design for Resilience to  Soft Errors and Variations, M.Zhang, TM Mak, J.Tschanz, K.S.Kim, N.Seifert,
                          D.Lu (Intel)
1.3    Defect-Aware Configurable Computing in Nanoscale Crossbar for Improved Yield, S.Paul, R.S.Chakraborty, S.Bhunia (Case Western Reserve University)
11:40 – 12:00  Coffee Break
12:00 – 13:00 Session 2: Network-on-Chip Reliability and Fault Tolerance

Moderators
                S.Mitra (Stanford University)                J.P.Teixeira (IST/INESC-ID)
               2.1    Essential Fault-Tolerance  Metrics for NoC Infrastructures, C.Grecu, L.Anghel, P.Pande, A.Ivanov,
                          R.Saleh (University of British Columbia, TIMA Laboratory and Washington State University)
               2.2    Configurable Error Control  Scheme for NoC Signal Integrity, 
                          D.Rossi, P.Angelini, C.Metra (University of Bologna)
               2.3    An Analytical Model for  Reliability Evaluation of NoC Architectures, A.Dalirsani, M.Hosseinabady,  
                          Z.Navabi (University of Tehran and Northeastern University)
13:00 – 14:00  Lunch
14:00 – 15:00  Session 3: Secure  Systems
               Moderators
                   E.Boehl (Robert Bosch GmbH)
                   M.Michael (University   of Cyprus) 
               3.1    An On-Line Fault Detection  Scheme for SBoxes in Secure Circuits, 
                          G.Di Natale, M.-L.Flottes, B.Rouzeyre  (LIRMM)
               3.2    Latchup effect in CMOS IC: a Solution for Crypto-Processors Protection against Fault Injection Attacks?,
                          N.Buard, F.Miller, C.Ruby, R.Gaillard (EADS and INFODUC)
               3.3    An Elliptic Curve  Cryptosystem Design Based on FPGA Pipeline Folding,O.B.Khaleel, C.A.Papachristou,  
                          F.Wolff, K.Pekmestzi (Case Western Reserve University  and National Technical  University of Athens)
15:00 – 15:10  Break
15:10 – 16:10  Session 4: Large Scale Dependability

Moderators
                C.Papachristou (Case Western Reserve University)
                B.Straube (Fraunhofer IIS/EAS)
               4.1    Online Monitoring of  FPGA-based Co-Processing Engines Embedded in Dependable Workstations,  
                          N.Bartzoudis, K.McDonald-Maier (University   of Essex)
               4.2    Methodology and Tools  Developed for Validation of COTS-based Fault-Tolerant 
                          Spacecraft Supercomputers, M.Pignol (CNES)
               4.3    Time-Sensitive Control-Flow  Checking for Multitask Operating System-Based SoCs, 
                          F.Vargas, L.Piccoli,  J.Benfica, A.A. de Alecrim Jr., M.Moraes (Catholic University  – PUCRS)
                                                                                                 
16:10 – 16:30  Coffee Break

16:30 – 17:30 Session 5: Dependability of Processors, SoCs and Asynchronous Circuits

Moderators
                T.Heijmen (NXP Semiconductors)
M.Benabdenbi (University of Paris 6)
                   5.1    A Rapid Fault Injection  Approach for Measuring SEU Sensitivity in Complex Processors,
                          M.Portela-Garcia, C.Lopez-Ongil, M.Garcia Valderas, L.Entrena (Universidad  Carlos III de Madrid)
               5.2    A Hybrid Approach to Fault  Detection and Correction in SoCs, P.Bernardi, L.M.Veiras Bolzani, 
                          M.Sonza  Reorda (Politecnico di Torino)
               5.3    Formal Analysis of Quasi  Delay Insensitive Circuits Behavior in the Presence of SEUs, Y.Monnet,  
                          M.Renaudin, R.Leveugle (TIMA Laboratory)

17:30 – 17:45  Break

17:45 – 18:45  Special  Session 1: Aging and Wearout Issues and Mitigation Approaches
Organizers: Pia Sanda (IBM) TM Mak (Intel)

Moderator P.Sanda (IBM)
                S1.1  Reliability  issues in deep deep sub-micron technologies: time-dependent variability and its  
impact on embedded system design
,
Antonis Papanikolaou, Hua Wang, Miguel Miranda, Francky Catthoor (IMEC)
S1.2 Infant Mortality -- the lesser known reliability issue, TM Mak (Intel)
S1.3  Circuit Failure Prediction Enables Robust System Design Resilient to Aging and Wearout,
Subhasish Mitra (Stanford University)
20:00               Welcome Reception
Tuesday July 10 2007

08:45 – 09:30 Keynote Talk

Moderator
                C.Metra (University of Bologna)
              Blurring the Layers of  Abstractions:Time to take a step back?
               Krisztián Flautner,  Director of Research and Development (ARM Ltd)
09:30 – 09:40  Break
09:40 – 11:00
Session 6: Radiation Effects

Moderators                 R.Velazco (TIMA)                 N.Seifert (Intel)
              6.1    Spread in  Alpha-Particle-Induced Soft-Error Rate of 90-nm Embedded SRAMs, 
                          T.Heijmen  (NXP Semiconductors)
              6.2    Multiple Event Transients  Induced by Nuclear Reactions in CMOS Logic Cells,
                          C.Rusu, A.Bougerol,  L.Anghel, C.Weulerse, N.Buard, S.Benhammadi, N.Renaud, 
                          G.Hubert, F.Wrobel,  T.Carriere, R.Gaillard (TIMA Laboratory, EADS, ATMEL, LPES-CRESA, 
                          University of  Nice-Sophia Antipolis and INFODUC)
              6.3    Single Event Effects in  1Gbit 90nm NAND Flash Memories under Operating Conditions, 
                          M.Bagatin,  G.Cellere, S.Gerardin, A.Paccagnella, A.Visconti, S.Beltrami, M.Maccarrone 
                          (Padova  University and STMicroelectronics)
              6.4    On Derating Soft Error  Probability Based on Strength Filtering, A.Sanyal, 
                          S.Kundu (University of Massachusetts,  Amherst)
11:00 – 11:20  Coffee  Break
11:20 – 12:20  Session 7: Signal  Integrity and Error Compensation

Moderators                 N.Buard (EADS)
A.Bystrov (University of Newcastle upon Tyne)
               7.1    Applicability of Energy  Efficient Coding Methodology to Address Signal Integrity in 3D NoC Fabrics,
                          P.Pande, A.Ganguly, B.Feero, C.Grecu (Washington State University and University  of British Columbia)
               7.2    On-line Dynamic Delay  Insertion to Improve Signal Integrity in Synchronous Circuits, J.Semião,  J.Freijedo,
                          J.J.Rodríguez-Andina, F.Vargas, M.B.Santos, I.C.Teixeira and  J.P.Teixeira (IST/INESC-ID Lisboa,
                          University  of Algarve, PUCRS and University of Vigo)
               7.3    Probabilistic Concurrent  Error Compensation in Nonlinear Digital Filters Using Linearized Checksums, 
                          M.Nisar, M.Ashouei, A.Chatterjee (Georgia Institute of Technology)
12:20 – 13:30  Lunch
13:30 – 14:30  Special  Session 2 – Panel: SER Trends in 45nm and Beyond

Organizers: Lorena Anghel (TIMA) Dimitris Gizopoulos (University of Piraeus)

Moderator Lorena Anghel (TIMA)
               Panelists:
                   Tino Heijmen (NXP) 
                   Franz Ruckerbauer (Infineon) 
                   Norbert Seifert (Intel)
                   Marc Derbey (iRoC)
Pia Sanda (IBM) Yervant Zorian (VirageLogic)
Eberhard Boehl (Robert Bosch GmbH)
14:30 – 15:30  Session  8: Posters
Moderator                 N.Kranitis (University of Athens)
               8.1    Heavy Ion Test Results in a CMOS triple Voting Register for a High-Energy Physics Experiment,
                          X.Cano,  S.Bota, R.Graciani, D.Gascón, A.Herms, A.Comerma, J.Segura, L.Garrido
                          (Universitat de Barcelona and Universitat de les Illes Balears)
               8.2    Robustness of circuits under delay-induced faults: test of AES with the PAFI tool, O.Faurax, 
                          A.Tria, L.Freund, F.Bancel  (Ecole des  Mines de St´Etienne, CEA-LETI, STMicroelectronics
                          and Universite de la  Mediterranee)
               8.3    A systematic approach for Failure Modes and Effects Analysis of System-On-Chips, R.Mariani,
                          G.Boschi  (Yogitech)
               8.4    Highly Reliable Power Aware  Memory Design, C.A.Argyrides, D.K.Pradhan (University of Bristol)
               8.5    Accelerating Soft Error  Rate Testing through Pattern Selection, A.Sanyal, K.Ganeshpure,
                          S.Kundu (University of Massachusetts  at Amherst)
               8.6    Self Checking Circuit  Optimization by means of Fault Injection Analysis: A Case Study on Reed Solomon  Decoders,
                          S.Pontarelli, L.Sterpone, G.C.Cardarilli, M.Re, M.Sonza Reorda, A.Salsano, M.Violante 
                          (Universita di Roma ”Tor Vergata” and Politecnico di  Torino)
               8.7    Embedding test patterns  into Low-Power BIST sequences, 
                          I.Voyiatzis (Technological Educational  Institute of Athens)
               8.8    Fault-Secure Interface  Between Fault-Tolerant RAM and Transmission Channel Using Systematic Cyclic  
                          Block Codes, F.Monteiro, S.Piestrak,  H.Jaber, A.Dandache (University of Metz)
               8.9    Identification of Critical  Errors in Imaging Applications, 
                          I.Polian, D.Nowroth, B.Becker (Albert-Ludwigs University,  Freiburg)
               8.10  Soft  Error Rates in 65 nm SRAMs – Analysis of new Phenomena, F.X.Ruckerbauer,  Georg Georgakos (Infineon)
               8.11  Analysis  of System-Failure Rate Caused by Soft-Errors using a UML-Based Systematic  Methodology in an SoC, 
                          M.Hosseinabady, M.H.Neishaburi, Z.Navabi , A.Benso, S.Di Carlo,  P.Prinetto, G.Di Natale 
                          (University  of Tehran,  Politecnico di Torino  and LIRMM)
               8.12  Efficient  Testable Bit Parallel Multipliers over GF(2^m) with Constant Test Set,  J.Mathew, H.Rahaman, 
                            D.K.Pradhan (University of Bristol)
16:00       Social  Event (Tour and Gala Dinner)
Wednesday July 11  2007
09:00 – 10:00  Special Session 3: Fault-tolerant and Self-Adapting Design to Mitigate Power, Yield and Reliability 
                            Issues in Upcoming  Process Nodes

Organizer/Moderator
Rob Aitken (ARM)

S3.1 Statistical device variability and its impact on yield and performance, Asen Asenov (University of Glasgow)
S3.2 Innovative Design Platforms for Reliable SoCs in Advanced Nanometer Technologies,
Davide Pandini (ST Microelectronics)
S3.3 GRAAL: a fault tolerant architecture for enabling nanometric technologies, Michael Nicolaidis, TIMA
10:00 – 10:10  Break
10:10 – 11:10  Session 9: Fault Tolerance

Moderators                 A.Salsano (Universita di Roma ”Tor Vergata”)                 S.Kundu (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
               9.1    Automated Derivation of  Application-aware Error Detectors Using Static Analysis, 
                          K.Pattabiraman,  Z.Kalbarczyk, R.K.Iyer (University of Illinois, Urbana)
               9.2    On-Line Self-Healing of  Circuits Implemented on Reconfigurable FPGAs, M.G.Gericota, 
                          L.F.Lemos,  G.R.Alves, J.M.Ferreira (LABORIS/ISEP and FEUP)
               9.3    A C-element Latch Scheme  with Increased Transient Fault Tolerance for Asynchronous Circuits, 
K.T.Gardiner, A.Yakovlev, A.Bystrov (University of Newcastle upon Tyne)


11:10 – 11:30 Coffee Break


11:30 – 12:30 Session 10: On-Line Testing for Analog, Mixed-Signal, RF and Delay Defect Tolerance
Moderators                 P.Fouillat (IMS Bordeaux) H.Stratigopoulos (TIMA)
              10.1  Novel  Process and Temperature-Stable, BICS for Embedded Analog and Mixed-Signal Test, 
                          J.Liobe,  M.Margala (University of Rochester and University  of Massachusetts Lowell)
              10.2  Envelop  Detection Based Transition Time Supervision for Online Testing of RF MEMS  Switches, E.Simeu,
                          S.Mir, R.Kherreddine, H.N.Nguyen  (TIMA Laboratory)
              10.3  Tolerance  to Small Delay Defects by Adaptive Clock Stretching, S.Ghosh, P.Ndai,  S.Bhunia, 
                          K.Roy (Purdue University and Case Western Reserve   University)
12:30 – 13:30  Lunch

13:30 – 14:30 Special Session 4: Reconfiguration and Fault Tolerance in Future Massively Parallel Multi-Core Chips

Organizer/Moderator
Nacer-Eddine Zergainoh (TIMA)

S4.1 Resilience, ProductionYieldandSelf-Configuration in the Future Massively Defective Nanochips,
Jacques Henri Collet and Piotr Zając (LAAS) S4.2 Surviving to Errors in Multi-Core Environments, Xavier Vera and Jaume Abella,
(Intel Barcelona Research Center)
S4.3 Architectural Trade-offs for Fault Tolerant Multi-Core Systems, Kris Flautner (ARM)
14:30 – 14:40  Break

14:40 – 15:40  Session 11: Processor-Based  Testing

Moderators                 A.Veneris (University of Toronto)                 R.Iyer (University of Illinois, Urbana)
               11.1  An  Automated Methodology for Cogeneration of Test Blocks for Peripheral Cores,  L.Bolzani, 
                          E.Sanchez, M.Schillaci, M.Sonza Reorda, G.Squillero (Politecnico di  Torino)
               11.2  A  Functional Self-Test Approach for Peripheral Cores in Processor-based SoCs,  A.Apostolakis, 
                          M.Psarakis, D.Gizopoulos, A.Paschalis (University  of Piraeus and University of Athens)
               11.3  A  Configurable Modular Test Processor and Scan Controller Architecture,  R.Frost, D.Rudolph, C.Galke, 
                          R.Kothe, H.T.Vierhaus (Brandenburg  University of Technology Cottbus)
15:40 – 16:00  Coffee Break
16:00 – 16:40
Session 12: Self-Checking and Self-Testing

Moderators                 D.Pradhan (University of Bristol)
V.Pouget (IMS Bordeaux)
               12.1  Design  of Embedded m-out-of-n Code Checkers Using Complete Parallel Counters, S.Tarnick  (4TECH GmbH)
               12.2  LFSR  Reseeding with Irreducible Polynomials, S.Udar, D.Kagaris (Southern Illinois University)
16:40 – 17:00  Closing Remarks
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