BAST 96 Workshop Program

The Inn at the Tides, Bodega Bay, California

February 6-9, 1996




CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

General Chair: E. J. McCluskey

Program Chair: R. Chandramouli

Local Arrangements Chair: H. Hao

Registration Chair: R. Norwood

Finance Chair: T. Y. Chang

Publicity Chair: P. Fasang

Graphics Chair: S. Ma

Entertainment Chair: D. Lu




Tuesday, Feb 6


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

7:30 PM	           Dinner & Talk by Bob Pease, National Semiconductor



Wednesday, Feb 7


7:15 AM              CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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

8:20 AM - 8:25 AM    Introduction: R. Chandramouli, LogicVision

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Session 1  BIST in the Submicron Zone
                     Session Chair: E. J. McCluskey, CRC, Stanford University
                     1.1 The Creature from the Deep Submicron Lagoon, 
                         Bernd Koenemann, LogicVision
                     1.2 Test Point Insertion for a Specified Set of Test Patterns, 
                         Nur Touba, CRC, Stanford University
                     1.3 BIST Algorithms & Implementation in HaL's SPARC64 Processor, 
                         Nirmal Saxena, Hal Computers
                     1.4 Firing Line: Tracy Larrabee, UC Santa Cruz 
                                      Shridar Mukund, Cirrus Logic

9:30 AM-10:30 AM     BREAK

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM  Session 2   Synthesis For Test:  At what level
                     Session Chair: R. Chandramouli, LogicVision
                     2.1 Synthesis-for-Scan and Scan Chain Ordering, 
                         Rob Norwood, CRC, Stanford University
                     2.2 Low Overhead Scan Design Methodologies, 
                         Mike Lee, Fujitsu Labs
                     2.3 Integration of Hierarchical Test Generation with Behavioral Synthesis
                         of Controller and Data Path Circuits, 
                         Sandeep Bhatia, CrossCheck
                     2.4 Firing Line: Micaela Serra, University of Victoria 
                                      Prab Varma, CrossCheck

12:00 PM- 1:00 PM    LUNCH  
                     at Poolside (weather permitting)

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM    Session 3   Failures and Faults:  How deep should we get in
                     Session Chair:  Robert Redinbo, UC Davis
                     3.1 Physical Design for Testability- How can it be measured,
                         Joel Ferguson, UC Santa Cruz
                     3.2 Failures in the Analog Domain, Naveena Nagi, 
                         LogicVision
                     3.3 Combining Realistic Fault Models and Industrial Designs: 
                         Practical Experiences in Technology Transfer,
                         Carl Roth, UC Santa Cruz
                     3.4 Firing Line: Wu Tung Cheng, Mentor Graphics 
                                      Farzad Zarrinfar, LSI Logic

2:30 PM - 3:30 PM    BREAK

3:30 PM - 4:30 PM    Session 4   Test Generation
                     Session Chair:  Jon Muzio, University of Victoria
                     4.1 Checking Experiments to Test D Flip-flops, 
                         Samy Makar, Cirrus Logic
                     4.2 Issues in IDDQ Testing, Paul Thadikaran, CrossCheck
                     4.3 Combining Stuck-At, Delay, and IDDQ tests, 
                         Siyad Ma, AMD
                     4.4 Firing Line: Jonathan Chang, CRC Stanford 
                                      Nirmal Saxena, Hal Computers

7:00 PM              DINNER

8:00 PM              FUN & GAMES


Thursday, Feb 8



7:30 AM              CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM    Session 5  Testability Standards:  Are they here to stay 
                     Session Chair:  Pat Fasang, Hitachi

                     5.1 Testability Standards in Custom Design, 
                         Bulent Dervisoglu, Silicon Graphics
                     5.2 Issues in ASIC Manufacturing, Nick Sporch, LSI Logic
                     5.3 BIST in a Workstation DFT Methodology, 
                         Brent Miller, HaL Computers
                     5.4 Firing Line: Kevin Giebel, Teradyne 
                                      L. T. Wang, Syntest

9:30 AM - 10:30 AM   BREAK

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM  Session 6   Should Test Be Considered a Cost
                     Session Chair: Ed Porter, HaL Computers

                     6.1 Test Economics - What's It Worth?, 
                         Prab Varma, CrossCheck
                     6.2 Cost of Ownership for Test Methodology, 
                         Farzad Zarrinfar, LSI Logic
                     6.3 The Economics of Manufacturing Testing Beyond the Silicon, 
                         Felix Frayman, HP Labs
                     6.4 Firing Line: Eric Larson, Teradyne 
                                      Bob Huston, Credence


12:00 PM - 1:00 PM   LUNCH
                     at Poolside (weather permitting)


                     AFTERNOON FREE




7:30 PM - 9:30 PM    PANEL DISCUSSION
	             at Bay View Room
	             
              What is the crossover point for test cost 
                      over process and design cost?


           Panel Chair :    Edward J. McCluskey, Stanford CRC
           Panelist:        Ed Porter, HaL Computer Systems
                            Bulent Dervisoglu, Silicon Graphics
                            Bob Huston, Credence Systems
                            Bernd Koenemann, LogicVision



Friday, Feb 9



7:30 AM              CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:30 AM - 10:00 AM   Session 7   Automation of Debug and Diagnostics
                     Session Chair:  Rochit Rajsuman, LSI Logic

                     7.1 Failure Analysis for Full Scan Design, 
                         Arun Gunda, LSI Logic
                     7.2 Automating Failure Diagnosis of Scan-Based Circuits, 
                         John Waicukauski, Mentor Graphics
                     7.3 Diagnosis: Beyond the Byzantine Generals Problem, 
                         David Lavo, UC Santa Cruz
                     7.5 Firing Line: Bulent Dervisoglu, Silicon Graphics 
                                      Bernd Koenemann, LogicVision

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM  BREAK

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM  Session 8   Verification: A name with many faces
                     Session Chair:  Nirmal Saxena, HaL Computers

                     8.1 Formal Verification Challenges for m-Processors, 
                         Dian Yang, Silicon Graphics 
                     8.2 Silicon Verification Using Logic Simulation Generated Test Vectors,
                         Kirit Khichadia, Simutest
                     8.3 Trouble with X's : Simulation versus Synthesis 
                         David Lu, IBM
                     8.4 Firing Line: Brian Chess, Hewlett-Packard 
                                      Wern-Yan Koe, Fujitsu

11:30 AM - 12:00 Noon         Closing Remarks
                         Questionnaire Collection

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM    LUNCH
                     at Poolside