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11th DDECS 2008: Bratislava, Slovakia
- Bernd Straube, Milos Drutarovský, Michel Renovell, Peter Gramata, Mária Fischerová:
Proceedings of the 11th IEEE Workshop on Design & Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits & Systems (DDECS 2008), Bratislava, Slovakia, April 16-18, 2008. IEEE Computer Society 2008, ISBN 978-1-4244-2276-0
Invited Presentations
- Sandip Kundu:
The Guiding Light for Chip Testing. 1 - Krisztián Flautner:
The Wall Ahead is Made of Rubber. 2 - Hans A. R. Manhaeve:
The Quest for Test: Will Redundancy Cover All? 3
Poster Session I
- Dimitar P. Dimitrov:
Deep-Submicron MOS Transistor Matching: A Case Study. 4-7 - Håvard Pedersen Alstad, Snorre Aunet:
Three Subthreshold Flip-Flop Cells Characterized in 90 nm and 65 nm CMOS Technology. 8-11 - Håvard Pedersen Alstad, Snorre Aunet:
Improving Circuit Security against Power Analysis Attacks with Subthreshold Operation. 12-13 - Artur L. Sobczyk, Arkadiusz W. Luczyk, Witold A. Pleskacz:
Controllable Local Clock Signal Generator for Deep Submicron GALS Architectures. 14-17 - Vladimir Havel, Karel K. Vlcek:
Computation of a nonlinear squashing function in digital neural networks. 18-21 - Stanislaw Deniziak, Mariusz Wisniewski:
An Integrated Input Encoding and Symbolic Functional Decomposition for LUT-Based FPGAs. 22-25 - Libor Majer, Viera Stopjaková:
Portable Measurement Equipment for Continuous Biomedical Monitoring using Microelectrodes. 26-29 - Konstantin V. Shinkarenko, Karel K. Vlcek:
Design of Erasure Codes for Digital Multimedia Transmitting. 30-33 - Jorge Semião, Juan J. Rodríguez-Andina, Fabian Vargas, Marcelino B. Santos, Isabel C. Teixeira, João Paulo Teixeira:
Process Tolerant Design Using Thermal and Power-Supply Tolerance in Pipeline Based Circuits. 34-37
Process Variations Aware Design
- Tomasz Borejko, Witold A. Pleskacz:
A Resistorless Voltage Reference Source for 90 nm CMOS Technology with Low Sensitivity to Process and Temperature Variations. 38-43 - Min Bao, Alexandru Andrei, Petru Eles, Zebo Peng:
Temperature-Aware Task Mapping for Energy Optimization with Dynamic Voltage Scaling. 44-49 - Franz Schlögl, Kerstin Schneider-Hornstein, Horst Zimmermann:
Gain reduction by gate-leakage currents in regulated cascodes. 50-53
Physical Design
- Thomas Jambor, Daniel Zaum, Markus Olbrich, Erich Barke:
A Trapezoidal Approach to Corner Stitching Data Structures for Arbitrary Routing Angles. 54-58 - Weixun Yan, Horst Zimmermann:
Continuous-Time Common-Mode Feedback Circuit for Applications with Large Output Swing and High Output Impedance. 59-63 - Kuo-Hsing Cheng, Cheng-Liang Hung, Chih-Hsien Chang, Yu-Lung Lo, Wei-Bin Yang, Jiunn-Way Miaw:
A Spread-Spectrum Clock Generator Using Fractional PLL Controlled Delta-Sigma Modulator for Serial-ATA III. 64-67
ATPG and Fault Tolerance
- Daniel Tille, Rolf Drechsler:
Incremental SAT Instance Generation for SAT-based ATPG. 68-73 - Andrzej Krasniewski:
Concurrent Error Detection for Combinational Logic Blocks Implemented with Embedded Memory Blocks of FPGAs. 74-79 - Joaquin Gracia, Luis J. Saiz, Juan Carlos Baraza, Daniel Gil, Pedro J. Gil:
Analysis of the influence of intermittent faults in a microcontroller. 80-85
SoC and NoC Design
- Martin Palkovic, Hans Cappelle, Miguel Glassee, Bruno Bougard, Liesbet Van der Perre:
Mapping of 40 MHz MIMO SDM-OFDM Baseband Processing on Multi-Processor SDR Platform. 86-91 - Zhonghai Lu, Lei Xia, Axel Jantsch:
Cluster-based Simulated Annealing for Mapping Cores onto 2D Mesh Networks on Chip. 92-97 - Rishad A. Shafik, Paul M. Rosinger, Bashir M. Al-Hashimi:
MPEG-based Performance Comparison between Network-on-Chip and AMBA MPSoC. 98-103 - Stanislaw Deniziak, Robert Tomaszewski:
Rapid Prototyping of NoC Architectures from a SystemC Specification. 104-109
Digital Design Methods
- Zdenek Vasícek, Lukás Sekanina:
Novel Hardware Implementation of Adaptive Median Filters. 110-115 - P. Balasubramanian, David A. Edwards:
A New Design Technique for Weakly Indicating Function Blocks. 116-121 - Petr Fiser, Pemysl Rucký, Irena Vanová:
Fast Boolean Minimizer for Completely Specified Functions. 122-127
Poster Session II
- Grzegorz Janczyk, Tomasz Bieniek:
The HDL and FE Thermal Modeling of Heterogeneous Systems. 128-131 - Zoran Stamenkovic, Goran Panic, Günter Schoof:
A System-On-Chip for Wireless Body Area Sensor Network Node. 132-135 - Frantisek Reznicek:
Mixed-Signal DFT for fully testable ASIC. 136-139 - Karel Dudácek:
On Minimizing RTOS Aperiodic Tasks Server Energy Consumption. 140-143 - Miroslav Manik, Elena Gramatová:
Boolean Formalisation of the PMC Model for Faulty Units Diagnosis in Regular Multi-Processor Systems. 144-145 - Virgil E. Petcu, Alexandru Amaricai, Mircea Vladutiu:
A Dual-Threaded Architecture for Interval Arithmetic Coprocessor with Shared Floating Point Units. 146-149 - Marek Miskowicz:
Design of Time-to-Digital Converter Output Interface. 150-153 - Thilo Pionteck, Carsten Albrecht, Roman Koch, Torben Brix, Erik Maehle:
Design and Simulation of Runtime Reconfigurable Systems. 154-157
ASIC and FPGA Design
- Boyan Valtchanov, Alain Aubert, Florent Bernard, Viktor Fischer:
Modeling and observing the jitter in ring oscillators implemented in FPGAs. 158-163 - Milos Drutarovský, Michal Varchola:
Cryptographic System on a Chip based on Actel ARM7 Soft-Core with Embedded True Random Number Generator. 164-169 - Peter Malík, Marcel Baláz, Martin Simlastík, Arkadiusz W. Luczyk, Witold A. Pleskacz:
Various MDCT implementations in 0.35µm CMOS. 170-173
Student Papers
- Kurt Schweiger, Horst Zimmermann:
Low-Voltage Low-Power Highly Linear Down-Sampling Mixer in 65nm Digital CMOS Technology. 174-177 - Leos Kafka:
Analysis of Applicability of Partial Runtime Reconfiguration in Fault Emulator in Xilinx FPGAs. 178-181 - Martin Rozkovec:
Implementation of Dynamically Reconfigurable Test Architecture for FPGA Circuits. 182-185 - Dilip P. Vasudevan, Aristides Efthymiou:
A Partial Scan Based Test Generation for Asynchronous Circuits. 186-189
Design Verifications
- José Augusto Miranda Nacif, Thiago S. F. Silva, Andréa Iabrudi Tavares, Antônio Otávio Fernandes, Claudionor José Nunes Coelho Jr.:
Efficient Allocation of Verification Resources using Revision History Information. 190-194 - Christian Haufe, Frank Rogin:
Ad-Hoc Translations to Close Verilog Semantics Gap. 195-200 - Jaan Raik, Uljana Reinsalu, Raimund Ubar, Maksim Jenihhin, Peeter Ellervee:
Code Coverage Analysis using High-Level Decision Diagrams. 201-206 - Ralf Wimmer, Alexander Kortus, Marc Herbstritt, Bernd Becker:
Probabilistic Model Checking and Reliability of Results. 207-212
Industrial Papers I
- Martin Zádník, Jan Korenek, Petr Kobierský, Ondrej Lengál:
Network Probe for Flexible Flow Monitoring. 213-218 - Tomás Martínek, Martin Kosek:
NetCOPE: Platform for Rapid Development of Network Applications. 219-224 - David Smola, Ludk Pantucek:
IP-based Systematic Design of Power-and Matching-limited Circuits. 225-230
Industrial Papers II
- Marco Bucci, Raimondo Luzzi, Santos Torres Vargas:
A Low Leakage Non-Volatile Memory Voltage Pulse Generator for RFID Applications. 231-234 - Jan Schat:
Calculating the fault coverage for dual neighboring faults using single stuck-at fault patterns. 235-240 - Jan Schat:
Evaluation of the Iddq Signature in devices with Gauss-distributed background current. 241-246
Poster Session III
- Andrzej Hlawiczka, Krzysztof Gucwa, Tomasz Garbolino, Michal Kopec:
Interconnect Faults Identification and Localization Using Modified Ring LFSRs. 247-250 - Dimitrios K. Konstantinou, Michael G. Dimopoulos, Dimitris K. Papakostas, Alkis A. Hatzopoulos, Alexios Spyronasios:
Testing an Emergency Luminaire Circuit Using a Fault Dictionary Approach. 251-254 - Lukás Starecek, Lukás Sekanina, Zdenek Kotásek:
Reduction of Test Vectors Volume by Means of Gate-Level Reconfiguration. 255-268 - Marcin J. Beresinski, Tomasz Borejko, Witold A. Pleskacz, Viera Stopjaková:
Built-In Current Monitor for IDDQ Testing in CMOS 90 nm Technology. 259-262 - Ilia Polian, Kohei Miyase, Yusuke Nakamura, Seiji Kajihara, Piet Engelke, Bernd Becker, Stefan Spinner, Xiaoqing Wen:
Diagnosis of Realistic Defects Based on the X-Fault Model. 263-266 - Werner Friesenbichler, Thomas Panhofer, Martin Delvai:
Improving Fault Tolerance by Using Reconfigurable Asynchronous Circuits. 267-270 - Eero Ivask, Jaan Raik, Raimund Ubar:
Web-Based Framework for Parallel Distributed Test. 271-274 - Artur Jutman, Anton Tsertov, Raimund Ubar:
Calculation of LFSR Seed and Polynomial Pair for BIST Applications. 275-278 - Lukas Chruszczyk, Jerzy Rutkowski:
Excitation optimization in fault diagnosis of analog electronic circuits. 279-282 - Ondrej Subrt, Petr Struhovský, Pravoslav Martínek, Jirí Hospodka:
Virtual Testing Environment for A/D Converters in Verilog-A and Maple Platform. 283-286
Analog Test
- Amir Zjajo, Shaji Krishnan, José Pineda de Gyvez:
Efficient Estimation of Die-Level Process Parameter Variations via the EM-Algorithm. 287-292 - Juraj Brenkus, Viera Stopjaková, Jozef Mihálov:
Experimental Analog Circuit for Parametric Test Methods Efficiency Evaluation. 293-298 - Piotr Jantos, Damian Grzechca, Tomasz Golonek, Jerzy Rutkowski:
The Influence of Global Parametric Faults on Analogue Electronic Circuits Time Domain Response Features. 299-303
BIST and Mems Test
- Norbert Dumas, Florence Azaïs, Frédérick Mailly, Andrew Richardson, Pascal Nouet:
A novel method for test and calibration of capacitive accelerometers with a fully electrical setup. 304-309 - Martin Donoval, Martin Daricek, Viera Stopjaková, Juraj Marek:
On-chip Integration of Magnetic Force Sensing Current Monitors. 310-313 - Hao-Chiao Hong, Sheng-Chuan Liang, Hong-Chin Song:
A Cost Effective BIST Second-Order Sigma-Delta-Modulator. 314-319
SoC and Memory Test
- Alberto Bosio, Patrick Girard, Serge Pravossoudovitch, Paolo Bernardi:
SoC Symbolic Simulation: a case study on delay fault testing. 320-325 - Michael Higgins, Ciaran MacNamee, Brendan Mullane:
SoCECT: System on Chip Embedded Core Test. 326-331 - Ireneusz Mrozek, Vyacheslav N. Yarmolik:
Optimal Backgrounds Selection for Multi Run Memory Testing. 332-338 - Wilson J. Pérez H., Jaime Velasco-Medina, Danilo Ravotto, Edgar E. Sánchez, Matteo Sonza Reorda:
Software-Based Self-Test Strategy for Data Cache Memories Embedded in SoCs. 339-344
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