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ORCID11th IOLTS 2005: Saint Raphael, France
- 11th IEEE International On-Line Testing Symposium (IOLTS 2005), 6-8 July 2005, Saint Raphael, France. IEEE Computer Society 2005, ISBN 0-7695-2406-0
Introduction
- Welcome.
- Organizing Committee.
- Program Committee.
- IEEE Computer Society TTTC: Test Technology Technical Council.
Session 1: Transient Fault Modeling and Analysis
- Tino Heijmen:
Analytical Semi-Empirical Model for SER Sensitivity Estimation of Deep-Submicron CMOS Circuits. 3-8 - Alexandre Douin, Vincent Pouget, Dean Lewis, Pascal Fouillat, Philippe Perdu:
Electrical Modeling for Laser Testing with Different Pulse Durations. 9-13 - Piotr Gawkowski
, Janusz Sosnowski, B. Radko:
Analyzing the Effectiveness of Fault Hardening Procedures. 14-19
Session 2: Transient Faults' Hardening Techniques
- José Manuel Cazeaux, Daniele Rossi, Martin Omaña, Cecilia Metra, Abhijit Chatterjee:
On Transistor Level Gate Sizing for Increased Robustness to Transient Faults. 23-28 - Cristiano Lazzari, Lorena Anghel, Ricardo A. L. Reis:
On Implementing a Soft Error Hardening Technique by Using an Automatic Layout Generator: Case Study. 29-34 - Yuvraj Singh Dhillon, Abdulkadir Utku Diril, Abhijit Chatterjee, Cecilia Metra:
Load and Logic Co-Optimization for Design of Soft-Error Resistant Nanometer CMOS Circuits. 35-40
Session 3: SEU Effects in FPGAs
- Celia López-Ongil, Mario García-Valderas, Marta Portela-García, Luis Entrena-Arrontes:
Autonomous Transient Fault Emulation on FPGAs for Accelerating Fault Grading. 43-48 - Monica Alderighi, A. Candelori, Fabio Casini, Sergio D'Angelo, Marcello Mancini, Alessandro Paccagnella, Sandro Pastore, Giacomo R. Sechi:
Heavy Ion Effects on Configuration Logic of Virtex FPGAs. 49-53 - Matteo Sonza Reorda, Luca Sterpone, Massimo Violante:
Efficient Estimation of SEU Effects in SRAM-Based FPGAs. 54-59
Special Session 1: Robust Design Techniques for Soft Errors
- Yervant Zorian, Valery A. Vardanian, K. Aleksanyan, K. Amirkhanyan:
Impact of Soft Error Challenge on SoC Design. 63-68 - T. M. Mak, Subhasish Mitra, Ming Zhang:
DFT Assisted Built-In Soft Error Resilience. 69 - Robert C. Aitken, Betina Hold:
Modeling Soft-Error Susceptibility for IP Blocks. 70-73 - Ishwar Parulkar, Robert Cypher:
Trends and Trade-Offs in Designing Highly Robust Throughput Computing Oriented Chips and Systems. 74-77
Special Session 2: Simulation and Mitigation of Single Event Effects
- Lorena Anghel, Michael Nicolaidis:
Simulation and Mitigation of Single Event Effects. 81 - Frederic Wrobel:
Use of Nuclear Codes for Neutron-Induced Nuclear Reactions in Microelectronics. 82-86 - Guillaume Hubert, Nadine Buard, Cécile Weulersse, Thierry Carrière, Marie-Catherine Palau, Jean-Marie Palau, Damien Lambert, Jacques Baggio, Frederic Wrobel, Frédéric Saigné, Rémi Gaillard:
A Review of DASIE Code Family: Contribution to SEU/MBU Understanding. 87-94 - Michael Nicolaidis:
Design for Mitigation of Single Event Effects. 95-96
Special Session 3: Self Calibrating Design
- T. M. Mak:
Does It Mean Less Testing for Self Calibrating Design?. 99 - Chris H. Kim, Steven Hsu, Ram Krishnamurthy, Shekhar Borkar, Kaushik Roy:
Self Calibrating Circuit Design for Variation Tolerant VLSI Systems. 100-105 - Donghoon Han, Selim Sermet Akbay, Soumendu Bhattacharya, Abhijit Chatterjee, William R. Eisenstadt:
On-Chip Self-Calibration of RF Circuits Using Specification-Driven Built-In Self Test (S-BIST). 106-111
Special Session 4: Secure Implementations
- Régis Leveugle:
Introduction to the Special Session on Secure Implementations. 115 - Antoine Lemarechal:
Introduction to Fault Attacks on Smartcard. 116 - Laurent Sourgen:
Security Constraints in Integrated Circuits. 117 - Lejla Batina, Nele Mentens, Ingrid Verbauwhede:
Side-Channel Issues for Designing Secure Hardware Implementations. 118-121 - Alain Merle, Jessy Clédière:
Security Testing for Hardware Products: The Security Evaluations Practice. 122-125
Session 4: On-Line Testing for Secure and Asynchronous Chips
- Yannick Monnet, Marc Renaudin, Régis Leveugle:
Hardening Techniques against Transient Faults for Asynchronous Circuits. 129-134 - Delong Shang, Alexandre V. Bystrov, Alexandre Yakovlev, Deepali Koppad:
On-Line Testing of Globally Asynchronous Circuits. 135-140 - Vitalij Ocheretnij, G. Kouznetsov, Ramesh Karri, Michael Gössel:
On-Line Error Detection and BIST for the AES Encryption Algorithm with Different S-Box Implementations. 141-146
Session 5: Self Checking Strategies
- Sotirios Matakias, Y. Tsiatouhas, Themistoklis Haniotakis, Angela Arapoyanni, Aristides Efthymiou:
Fast, Parallel Two-Rail Code Checker with Enhanced Testability. 149-156 - Julian P. Murphy, Alexandre V. Bystrov, Alexandre Yakovlev:
Power-Balanced Self Checking Circuits for Cryptographic Chips. 157-162 - Martin Omaña, O. Losco, Cecilia Metra, Andrea Pagni:
On the Selection of Unidirectional Error Detecting Codes for Self-Checking Circuits' Area Overhead and Performance Optimization. 163-168
Session 6: Process Variations, Leakage, and Power Supply Noise Detection and Tolerance
- Qikai Chen, Saibal Mukhopadhyay, Hamid Mahmoodi, Kaushik Roy:
Process Variation Tolerant Online Current Monitor for Robust Systems. 171-176 - Bartomeu Alorda, Sebastià A. Bota, Jaume Segura:
A Non-Intrusive Built-In Sensor for Transient Current Testing of Digital VLSI Circuits. 177-182 - André K. Nieuwland, Atul Katoch, Daniele Rossi, Cecilia Metra:
Coding Techniques for Low Switching Noise in Fault Tolerant Busses. 183-189
Session 7: Posters
- Damien Leroy, Stanislaw J. Piestrak, Fabrice Monteiro, Abbas Dandache:
Modeling of Transients Caused by a Laser Attack on Smart Cards. 193-194 - Riccardo Mariani, Gabriele Boschi:
Scrubbing and Partitioning for Protection of Memory Systems. 195-196 - Andrzej Krasniewski:
A Pragmatic Approach to Concurrent Error Detection in Sequential Circuits Implemented Using FPGAs with Embedded Memory. 197-198 - Amandeep Singh, Debashish Bose:
A Software Based Online Memory Test for Highly Available Systems. 199-200 - Gian Carlo Cardarilli, Salvatore Pontarelli, Marco Re, Adelio Salsano:
Design of a Self Checking Reed Solomon Encoder. 201-202 - Kentaroh Katoh, Abderrahim Doumar, Hideo Ito:
Design of On-Line Testing for SoC with IEEE P1500 Compliant Cores Using Reconfigurable Hardware and Scan Shift. 203-204 - Amir Rajabzadeh:
A 32-Bit COTS-Based Fault-Tolerant Embedded System. 205-206 - Fabian Vargas, D. L. Cavalcante, Edmundo Gatti, Dárcio Prestes, Daniel Lupi:
On the Proposition of an EMI-Based Fault Injection Approach. 207-208
Panel
- Régis Leveugle, Yervant Zorian, Luca Breveglieri, André K. Nieuwland, Klaus Rothbart, Jean-Pierre Seifert:
On-Line Testing for Secure Implementations: Design and Validation. 211
Session 8: Testing Issues
- Ioannis Voyiatzis, Dimitris Gizopoulos, Antonis M. Paschalis:
Accumulator-Based Weighted Pattern Generation. 215-220 - Dhiraj K. Pradhan, Dimitri Kagaris, Rohit Gambhir:
A Hamming Distance Based Test Pattern Generator with Improved Fault Coverage. 221-226 - George Xenoulis, Mihalis Psarakis, Dimitris Gizopoulos, Antonis M. Paschalis:
Test Generation Methodology for High-Speed Floating Point Adders. 227-232
Session 9: SoC Testing and Fault Tolerance
- Alberto Manzone, Paolo Bernardi, Michelangelo Grosso, Maurizio Rebaudengo, Ernesto Sánchez, Matteo Sonza Reorda:
Integrating BIST Techniques for On-Line SoC Testing. 235-240 - René Kothe, Christian Galke, Heinrich Theodor Vierhaus:
A Multi-Purpose Concept for SoC Self Test Including Diagnostic Features. 241-246 - Michele Portolan, Régis Leveugle:
On the Need for Common Evaluation Methods for Fault Tolerance Costs in Microprocessors. 247-252
Session 10: Multiple Bit Upset Evaluation and Correction
- Erik Schüler, Luigi Carro:
Increasing Fault Tolerance to Multiple Upsets Using Digital Sigma-Delta Modulators. 255-259 - Régis Leveugle:
A New Approach for Early Dependability Evaluation Based on Formal Property Checking and Controlled Mutations. 260-265 - Balkaran S. Gill, Michael Nicolaidis, Christos A. Papachristou:
Radiation Induced Single-Word Multiple-Bit Upsets Correction in SRAM. 266-271
Session 11: Timing, Yield, and Reliability Issues
- Animesh Datta, Saibal Mukhopadhyay, Swarup Bhunia, Kaushik Roy:
Yield Prediction of High Performance Pipelined Circuit with Respect to Delay Failures in Sub-100nm Technology. 275-280 - Marcial Jesús Rodríguez-Irago, Juan J. Rodríguez-Andina, Fabian Vargas, Marcelino B. Santos, Isabel C. Teixeira, João Paulo Teixeira:
Dynamic Fault Test and Diagnosis in Digital Systems Using Multiple Clock Schemes and Multi-VDD Test. 281-286 - Arijit Raychowdhury, Swaroop Ghosh, Kaushik Roy:
A Novel On-Chip Delay Measurement Hardware for Efficient Speed-Binning. 287-292
Special Session 5: Mitigating Soft Errors to Prevent a Hard Threat to Dependable Computing
- Yves Crouzet, Jacques Henri Collet, Jean Arlat:
Mitigating Soft Errors to Prevent a Hard Threat to Dependable Computing. 295-298 - Christian Boléat, Gerard Colas:
Overview of Soft Errors Issues in Aerospace Systems. 299-302 - Raoul Velazco, R. Ecoffet, F. Faure:
How to Characterize the Problem of SEU in Processors and Representative Errors Observed on Flight. 303-308 - Lorena Anghel, Régis Leveugle, Pierre Vanhauwaert:
Evaluation of SET and SEU Effects at Multiple Abstraction Levels. 309-312 - Nicolas Renaud:
How to Cope with SEU/SET at Chip Level? The Example of a Microprocessor Family. 313-314 - Michel Pignol:
How to Cope with SEU/SET at System Level?. 315-318 - Andre L. R. Pouponnot:
Strategic Use of SEE Mitigation Techniques for the Development of the ESA Microprocessors: Past, Present and Future. 319-323
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