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ITC 2004: Charlotte, NC, USA

Proceedings 2004 International Test Conference (ITC 2004), October 26-28, 2004, Charlotte, NC, USA. IEEE 2003, ISBN 0-7803-8581-0 BibTeX

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Introduction

Session 1: Plenary

Session 2: Microprocessor Test

Session 3: Logic BIST

Session 4: BIST for Jitter

Session 5: Memory Testing

Session 6: Failure Characterization Methods for IC Diagnosis

Session 7: Board and System Test: At-Speed and Bounce-Free

Session 8: Methods and Strategies for Optimal Test

Session 9: In Search of Small Delay Defects

Session 10: Mixed-Signal BIST and DFT

Session 11: Advances in Testing for Defects

Session 12: Advances in DFT

Session 13: Board and System Test: Board Test Effectiveness

Session 14: Developments in ATE Software Standards

Session 15: Handling of Unknowns

Session 16: Emerging Technologies Fault Modeling and Tolerance

Session 17: Advances in Diagnosis

Session 18: Test Economics

Session 19: Board and System Test: Extending Boundary-Scan to RF and HS Serial Testing

Session 20: Squeezing the Picoseconds

Session 21: ATPG/FAULT Simulation Specialties

Session 22: Interconnect Testing and Fault Diagnosis in FPGAS

Session 23: Industry Case Studies in Testing

Session 24: Lecture Series - Test Trends and Challenges

Session 25: Board and System Test: System and Field Test

Session 26: ATE for the Fastest Devices

Session 27: SoC: Mixed Signals, Size and Speed

Session 28: RF Testing

Session 29: State Space Exploration and Test Generation

Session 30: SoC Test Case Studies

Session 31: Board and System Test: Board and System-Level BIST Techniques

Session 32: Test of Digital, Analog and MEMS C

Session 33: Test Compression

Session 34: Mixed-Signal Test Techniques

Session 35: Embedded Memories BIST and Repair

Session 36: Delay Testing

Session 37: Application Series - Board and System-Level DFT and Test

Session 38: Formalizing and Simulating ATE

Session 39: Testing for Speed - New and Practical Methods

Session 40: Picosecond Jitter Testing

Session 41: Application Series - Wafer Probe Technology

Session 42: Wrappers and More

Session 43: Design-for-Availability

Session 44: Advances in Tester Architecture

Session 45: Advances in Delay Testing

Session 46: Application Series - Jitter in Test

Session 47: On-Line Testing and Fault Tolerance at Low Cost

Session 48: Advances in SoC Test

Session 49: ADC Testing

Panel 1: Open Architecture ATE: Reality or Dream?

Panel 2: Security vs. Test Quality: Can we only have one at a time?

Panel 3: Glamorous Analog Testability - We Already Test them and Ship Them... So What is the Problem?

Panel 4: 100 DPM in Nanometer Technology - Is it Achievable?

Panel 5: What Do You Mean My Board Test Stinks?

Panel 6: DUDE! Where's My Data? - Cracking Open the Hermetically Sealed Tester

Panel 7: Cost of Test: Taking Control

Panel 8: Is "Design-to-Production" The Ultimate Answer for Jitter, Noise, and BER Challenges for Multi-GB/S ICs?

Panel 9: Diagnosis Meets Physical Failure Analysis: How Long Can We Succeed?

Panel 10: Investment vs. Yield Relationship for Memories in SoC

ITC 2003 Best Paper

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