BAST 95 Workshop Program

The Inn at the Tides, Bodega Bay, California

February 7-10, 1995




CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

General Chair: E. J. McCluskey

Program Chair: R. Chandramouli

Program Co-chair: L. Avra

Local Arrangements Chair: H. Hao

Registration Chair: S. Ma

Finance Chair: R. Norwood

Industrial Liaison: K. Ruparel

Publicity Chair: B. Fredrick



ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Chair: E. J. McCluskey

R. Chandramouli

L. Avra R. Aitken

S. Bozorgui-Nesbat

J. Ferguson



PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Chair: R. Chandramouli

Co-chair: L. Avra

Y. El-Ziq

R. Huston

M. Lee

D. Lu

C. Mallipedi

P. Maxwell

M. Purtell

N. Saxena

P. Varma


Tuesday, Feb 7


6:30 PM - 7:30 PM  Registration & Reception

7:30 PM	           Dinner & Talk by Prof. David A. Huffman, UC Santa Cruz



Wednesday, Feb 8


7:15 AM              CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:15 AM - 8:20 AM    Welcome: E. J. McCluskey, CRC, Stanford University

8:20 AM - 8:30 AM    Introduction: R. Chandramouli, Mentor Graphics

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Session 1  How Much Should You Test and At What Level?
                     Session Chair: Rob Aitken, HP Labs
                     1.1 Very High-Level Specification of Test Requirements, 
                         LaNae Avra, CRC, Stanford
                     1.2 DFT at the HDL Level, Vinod Agarwal, LogicVision
                     1.3 Accurate and Efficient Fault Simulation of Realistic 
                       CMOS Network Breaks, Haluk Konuk, UC Santa Cruz
                     1.4 Firing Line: Andre Ivanov, UBC 
                                      Amit Majumdar, CrossCheck

9:30 AM-10:30 AM     BREAK

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM  Session 2   IDDQ Testing -- Switch or Gate Level?
                     Session Chair: Prab Varma, CrossCheck
                     2.1 IDDQ Test: Switch vs. Gate Level, Chit Mallipedi, 
                         Sunrise
                     2.2 Will the Real IDDQ Fault Coverage Please Stand Up?, 
                         Rob Aitken, HP Labs
                     2.3 Are IDDQ Fault Models and Current Limits Separable?, 
                         John Acken, CrossCheck
                     2.4 Firing Line: Piero Franco, Synopsys 
                                      Tracy Larrabee, UCSC

12:30 PM- 1:30 PM    LUNCH

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM    Session 3   Prototype Testing and Diagnosis
                     Session Chair:  David Lu, IBM Research Labs
                     3.1 Processor Chip Bringup and Debug, Hong Hao, Sun
                     3.2 Planning for Initial Debug of ASIC Embedded Systems, 
                         Ronda Hruby, IBM
                     3.3 Diagnostic Test Pattern Generation for Small Full Dictionaries,
                         Brian Chess, UC Santa Cruz
                     3.4 Firing Line: Eric Larson, Teradyne 
                                      Felix Frayman, HP

2:30 PM - 3:30 PM    BREAK

3:30 PM - 4:30 PM    Session 4   Topics on ATE
                     Session Chairs:  Robert Huston, Credence
                                      Mike Purtell, Megatest
                     4.1 Progress in Virtual Test, Roger Ball, Cadence
                     4.2 A Case-Study in the Use of Scan in MicroSparc Testing and Debug, 
                         Jerry Katz, Sun
                     4.3 Interfaces Between Simulation and Tester, 
                         Tony Taylor, Credence
                     4.4 Firing Line: Vin Ratford, Mentor Graphics 
                                      Sassan Raissi, DTS

7:00 PM              DINNER

8:00 PM              ENTERTAINMENT


Thursday, Feb 9



7:30 AM              CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Session 5   RAM BIST
                     Session Chair:  Yacoub El-Ziq, Compass Design Automation

                     5.1 RAMBIST, An Automated Solution to Test Embedded RAMs, 
                         Duraid Musleh, Toshiba
                     5.2 BIST in Embedded RAMs without Compaction, Nirmal Saxena, HaL
                     5.3 Embedded RAM Testing: WhatÕs New?, Yacoub El-Ziq, Compass
                     5.4 Firing Line: James Beusang, Synopsys 
                                      Sandeep Bhatia, CrossCheck

9:30 AM - 10:30 AM   BREAK

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM  Session 6   System-on-a-Chip
                     Session Chairs: Chit Mallipedi, Sunrise Test Systems
                                     Mike Lee, Fujitsu

                     6.1 Multi-chip Modules: Testing Challenges, Pat Fasang, Hitachi
                     6.2 System-on-silicon: Design & Test Issues, 
                         Subrao Shenoy, Cadence
                     6.3 Testing Strategies for System-on-a-chip Designs, 
                         Farzad Zarrinfar, LSI Logic
                     6.4 Firing Line: Robert Redinbo, UC Davis 
                                      Manzer Masud, Attest


1:00 PM	             LUNCH

                     AFTERNOON FREE




7:30 PM - 9:30 PM    PANEL DISCUSSION
	             at Arena Cove Lodge
	             
              Will Test Researchers provide solutions for Testing 
                  the coming decade's Submicron designs?


           Panel Chair :    Edward J. McCluskey, Stanford CRC
           Panelist:        Fred Buelow, HaL Computer Systems
                            Tushar Gheewala, CrossCheck Technologies
                            Farzad Zarrinfar, LSI Logic



Friday, Feb 10



7:30 AM              CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:30 AM - 10:00 AM   Session 7   Research Activities in Test
                     Session Chair:  Nirmal Saxena, HaL Computers

                     7.1 CSTP Beyand Stuck-At Faults, Slawomir Pilarski, 
                         Simon Fraser  U.
                     7.2 Transformed Pseudo-Random Patterns for BIST, 
                         Nur Touba, CRC, Stanford
                     7.3 Fault Simulation for Resistive Bridge Faults, Carl Roth, 
                         UC Santa Cruz
                     7.4 Design-for-Current-Testability (DFCT) for Dynamic CMOS,
                         Siyad Ma, CRC, Stanford
                     7.5 Firing Line: L.-T. Wang, SynTest 
                                      Samy Makar, Cirrus Logic

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM  BREAK

11:00 AM - 12:00 AM  Session 8   DFT Practices - Who Does It and How?
                     Session Chair:  Peter Maxwell, HP Labs

                     8.1 Practicing DFT: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, Marc Levitt, Sun 
                     8.2 Top-Down System DFT - Integrating Multiple Techniques,
                         Ed Porter, HaL
                     8.3 Multi-Chip Chips: Physical Design Partitioning Through On-Chip 
                         Virtual Pins, Ben Mathew, Silicon Graphics
                     8.4 Firing Line: Robert Norwood, Stanford CRC 
                                      R. Chandramouli, Mentor Graphics

12:00 AM - 12:10 Noon         Closing Remarks
                         Questionnaire Collection

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM    LUNCH
                     at Poolside