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IEEE Design & Test of Computers, Volume 22
Volume 22, Number 1, January-February 2005
- Rajesh K. Gupta:
Global competitiveness, outsourcing, and education in the semiconductor industry. 5-6
- Kenneth D. Wagner:
Keeping current with silicon and systems technology in the mid-90s. 7-9
- Stephen H. Unger:
Is engineering a viable profession in the US? 10-11 - T. J. Rodgers:
The truth about outsourcing. 12-13 - Alberto L. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli:
The importance of innovation in the economy of advanced countries. 14-16
- R. Chandramouli:
Infrastructure IP design for repair in nanometer technologies. 17
- Tiehan Lv, Jiang Xu, Wayne H. Wolf, I. Burak Özer, Jörg Henkel, Srimat T. Chakradhar:
A Methodology for Architectural Design of Multimedia Multiprocessor SoCs. 18-26 - Alberto La Rosa, Luciano Lavagno, Claudio Passerone:
Software Development for High-Performance, Reconfigurable, Embedded Multimedia Systems. 28-38 - Brian Delaney, Tajana Simunic, Nikil Jayant:
Energy-Aware Distributed Speech Recognition for Wireless Mobile Devices. 39-49
- Gustavo Neuberger, Fernanda Gusmão de Lima Kastensmidt, Ricardo Reis:
An Automatic Technique for Optimizing Reed-Solomon Codes to Improve Fault Tolerance in Memories. 50-58 - Daniele Rossi, André K. Nieuwland, Atul Katoch, Cecilia Metra:
Exploiting ECC Redundancy to Minimize Crosstalk Impact. 59-70
- Victor Berman:
Is it time to reexamine patent policy for standards? 71-73
- Sachin S. Sapatnekar:
An EDA compendium. 74-75
- Conference Reports. 76-78
- DATC Newsletter. 79
- Scott Davidson:
Testing: It's not just pass/fail anymore. 80
Volume 22, Number 2, March-April 2005
- Rajesh K. Gupta:
FPGA-enabled computing architectures. 81
- Patrick Lysaght, P. A. Subrahmanyam:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Advances in Configurable Computing. 85-89 - Bingfeng Mei, Andy Lambrechts, Diederik Verkest, Jean-Yves Mignolet, Rudy Lauwereins:
Architecture Exploration for a Reconfigurable Architecture Template. 90-101 - Miljan Vuletic, Laura Pozzi, Paolo Ienne:
Seamless Hardware-Software Integration in Reconfigurable Computing Systems. 102-113 - Chen Chang, John Wawrzynek, Robert W. Brodersen:
BEE2: A High-End Reconfigurable Computing System. 114-125
- Daniel T. Hamling:
Test Solution Selection Using Multiple-Objective Decision Models and Analyses. 126-134 - Jürgen Becker, Alexander Thomas:
Scalable Processor Instruction Set Extension. 136-148 - Chulsung Park, Jinfeng Liu, Pai H. Chou:
B#: A Battery Emulator and Power-Profiling Instrument. 150-159 - Ming Shae Wu, Chung-Len Lee:
Using a Periodic Square Wave Test Signal to Detect Crosstalk Faults. 160-169 - Ken Wagner, Patrick P. Gelsinger:
Driving the $5 Billion Innovation Engine at Intel: An Interview with Patrick P. Gelsinger, Digital Enterprise Group Senior Vice President and General Manager, Intel. 170-180
- Victor Berman:
Sharing standards work with Japan. 182-183
- Grant Martin:
The network is the chip. 184-185
- Carol Stolicny:
ITC 2004 panels: Part 1. 186-189
- DATC Newsletter. 190
- Tom Kean:
Déjà vu, all over again. 192
Volume 22, Number 3, May-June 2005
- Rajesh K. Gupta:
The other face of design for manufacturability. 193
- Andrew B. Kahng, Grant Martin:
DAC Highlights. 197-199
- Juan Antonio Carballo, Yervant Zorian, Raul Camposano, Andrzej J. Strojwas, John Kibarian, Dennis Wassung, Alex Alexanian, Steve Wigley, Neil Kelly:
Guest Editors' Introduction: DFM Drives Changes in Design Flow. 200-205 - Alfred K. Wong:
Some Thoughts on the IC Design-Manufacture Interface. 206-213 - Jeng-Liang Tsai, Dong Hyun Baik, Charlie Chung-Ping Chen, Kewal K. Saluja:
Yield-Driven, False-Path-Aware Clock Skew Scheduling. 214-222 - Jay Jahangiri, David Abercrombie:
Value-Added Defect Testing Techniques. 224-231 - Greg Yeric, Ethan Cohen, John Garcia, Kurt Davis, Esam Salem, Gary Green:
Infrastructure for Successful BEOL Yield Ramp, Transfer to Manufacturing, and DFM Characterization at 65 nm and Below. 232-239 - Robert Madge:
New test paradigms for yield and manufacturability. 240-246
- Maher N. Mneimneh, Karem A. Sakallah:
Principles of Sequential-Equivalence Verification. 248-257 - Robert Baumann:
Soft Errors in Advanced Computer Systems. 258-266
- The Future Depends on Innovation: An Interview with Irwin M. Jacobs, cofounder, chairman, and CEO of Qualcomm. 268-279
- Sachin S. Sapatnekar:
Empowering the designer. 280-281
- Thomas W. Williams:
TTTC recognizes test visionary's lifetime contribution. 282, 285
- Victor Berman:
IEEE P1647 and P1800: Two approaches to standardization and language design. 283-285
- Design Automation Technical Committee Newsletter. 286
- Gary Smith:
Design for manufacturability comes of age. 288
Volume 22, Number 4, July-August 2005
- Rajesh K. Gupta:
Nanotechnology: Where science of the small meets math of the large. 289, 294
- Giovanni De Micheli, Al Dunlop:
IEEE Council for Electronic Design Automation: A new beginning. 293-294
- R. Iris Bahar, Mehdi Baradaran Tahoori, Sandeep K. Shukla, Fabrizio Lombardi:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Challenges for Reliable Design at the Nanoscale. 295-297 - Darshan D. Thaker, François Impens, Isaac L. Chuang, Rajeevan Amirtharajah, Frederic T. Chong:
Recursive TMR: Scaling Fault Tolerance in the Nanoscale Era. 298-305 - André DeHon, Helia Naeimi:
Seven Strategies for Tolerating Highly Defective Fabrication. 306-315 - Chen He, Margarida F. Jacome, Gustavo de Veciana:
A Reconfiguration-Based Defect-Tolerant Design Paradigm for Nanotechnologies. 316-326 - Jie Han, Jianbo Gao, Yan Qi, Pieter Jonker, José A. B. Fortes:
Toward Hardware-Redundant, Fault-Tolerant Logic for Nanoelectronics. 328-339
- Daniele Rossi, André K. Nieuwland, Atul Katoch, Cecilia Metra:
New ECC for Crosstalk Impact Minimization. 340-348 - Mark L. Chang, Scott Hauck:
Précis: A Usercentric Word-Length Optimization Tool. 349-361 - Chong Zhao, Sujit Dey, Xiaoliang Bai:
Soft-Spot Analysis: Targeting Compound Noise Effects in Nanometer Circuits. 362-375 - Rajeev R. Rao, David T. Blaauw, Dennis Sylvester, Anirudh Devgan:
Modeling and Analysis of Parametric Yield under Power and Performance Constraints. 376-385
- Scott Davidson:
BIST the hard way. 386-387
- Luigi Carro:
Adding value to design and test through education: What are the challenges? 388, 390
- Conference Reports. 389-390
- Design Automation Technical Committee Newsletter. 391
- Scott Davidson:
What's the problem? 392
Volume 22, Number 5, September-October 2005
- Rajesh K. Gupta:
On-chip networks. 393
- Grant Martin:
Wireless, ESL, DFM, and Power on Stage at 42nd DAC. 397-398
- André Ivanov, Giovanni De Micheli:
Guest Editors' Introduction: The Network-on-Chip Paradigm in Practice and Research. 399-403 - Partha Pratim Pande, Cristian Grecu, André Ivanov, Resve A. Saleh, Giovanni De Micheli:
Design, Synthesis, and Test of Networks on Chips. 404-413 - Kees Goossens, John Dielissen, Andrei Radulescu:
Æthereal Network on Chip: Concepts, Architectures, and Implementations. 414-421 - Se-Joong Lee, Kangmin Lee, Hoi-Jun Yoo:
Analysis and Implementation of Practical, Cost-Effective Networks on Chips. 422-433 - Srinivasan Murali, Theo Theocharides, Narayanan Vijaykrishnan, Mary Jane Irwin, Luca Benini, Giovanni De Micheli:
Analysis of Error Recovery Schemes for Networks on Chips. 434-442 - Christophe Bobda, Ali Ahmadinia:
Dynamic Interconnection of Reconfigurable Modules on Reconfigurable Devices. 443-451
- Javier Resano, Daniel Mozos, Diederik Verkest, Francky Catthoor:
A Reconfiguration Manager for Dynamically Reconfigurable Hardware. 452-460 - Braulio Adriano de Mello, Uilian Rafael Feijo Souza, Josué Klafke Sperb, Flávio Rech Wagner:
Tangram: Virtual Integration of IP Components in a Distributed Cosimulation. 462-471
- Inventions: A Result of Risk-Taking, Diversity, and Holistic Thinking - An interview with Bernard S. Meyerson, IBM Fellow, Vice President, and Chief Technologist of IBM's System Technology Group. 472-477
- Grant Martin:
Verification by the pound. 478-479
- Conference Reports. 480-481
- Panel Summaries. 482-483
- Victor Berman:
An update on IEEE P1647: The e system verification language. 484-486
- DATC Newsletter. 487
- Resve A. Saleh:
An approach that will NoC your SoCs off! 488
Volume 22, Number 6, November-December 2005
- Rajesh K. Gupta:
Going 3D: Silicon and D&T. 493-494
- Sachin S. Sapatnekar, Kevin J. Nowka:
Guest Editors' Introduction: New Dimensions in 3D Integration. 496-497 - W. Rhett Davis, John M. Wilson, Stephen E. Mick, Jian Xu, Hao Hua, Christopher Mineo, Ambarish M. Sule, Michael B. Steer, Paul D. Franzon:
Demystifying 3D ICs: The Pros and Cons of Going Vertical. 498-510 - Peter Benkart, Alexander Kaiser, Andreas Munding, Markus Bschorr, Hans-Jörg Pfleiderer, Erhard Kohn, Arne Heittmann, Holger Huebner, Ulrich Ramacher:
3D Chip Stack Technology Using Through-Chip Interconnects. 512-518 - Cristinel Ababei, Yan Feng, Brent Goplen, Hushrav Mogal, Tianpei Zhang, Kia Bazargan, Sachin S. Sapatnekar:
Placement and Routing in 3D Integrated Circuits. 520-531 - Sung Kyu Lim:
Physical Design for 3D System on Package. 532-539 - Philip Jacob, Okan Erdogan, Aamir Zia, Paul M. Belemjian, Russell P. Kraft, John F. McDonald:
Predicting the Performance of a 3D Processor-Memory Chip Stack. 540-547 - Annie (Yujuan) Zeng, James (JianQiang) Lü, Kenneth Rose, Ronald J. Gutmann:
First-Order Performance Prediction of Cache Memory with Wafer-Level3D Integration. 548-555 - Christianto C. Liu, Ilya Ganusov, Martin Burtscher, Sandip Tiwari:
Bridging the Processor-Memory Performance Gapwith 3D IC Technology. 556-564
- Scott Davidson:
Guest Editor's Introduction: ITC Examines How Test Helps the Fittest Survive. 565 - Subhasish Mitra, Steven S. Lumetta, Michael Mitzenmacher, Nishant Patil:
X-Tolerant Test Response Compaction. 566-574 - Xiao Liu, Michael S. Hsiao:
A Novel Transition Fault ATPG That Reduces Yield Loss. 576-584 - Sagar S. Sabade, Duncan M. Hank Walker:
IC Outlier Identification Using Multiple Test Metrics. 586-595
- Sachin S. Sapatnekar:
Designing "Vary" Good Circuitry. 596-597
- Panel Summaries. 598-599
- Vladimir Hahanov:
2005 IEEE East-West Design and Test Workshop. 600
- Test Technology TC Newsletter. 602-603
- Robert C. Aitken:
ITC is Cool. 616
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