2009 |
52 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
DFX and Productivity.
VLSI Design 2009: 8 |
2008 |
51 | EE | S. Turnoy,
Peter Wintermayr,
Robert C. Aitken,
Rudy Lauwereins,
J. Tracy Weed,
V. Kiefer,
J. Hartmann:
Panel Session - Caution Ahead: The Road to Design and Manufacturing at 32 and 22 nm.
DATE 2008: 510 |
2007 |
50 | EE | Robert C. Aitken,
Sachin Idgunji:
Worst-case design and margin for embedded SRAM.
DATE 2007: 1289-1294 |
49 | EE | Marco Casale-Rossi,
Andrzej J. Strojwas,
Robert C. Aitken,
Antun Domic,
Carlo Guardiani,
Philippe Magarshack,
Douglas Pattullo,
Joseph Sawicki:
DFM/DFY: should you trust the surgeon or the family doctor?
DATE 2007: 439-442 |
48 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Defect or Variation? Characterizing Standard Cell Behavior at 90nm and below.
ISQED 2007: 693-698 |
47 | EE | Dimitris Gizopoulos,
Robert C. Aitken,
S. Kundu:
Guest Editorial: Special Section on "Autonomous Silicon Validation and Testing of Microprocessors and Microprocessor-Based Systems".
IEEE Trans. VLSI Syst. 15(5): 493-494 (2007) |
2006 |
46 | EE | Enrico Macii,
Massoud Pedram,
Dirk Friebel,
Robert C. Aitken,
Antun Domic,
Roberto Zafalon:
Low-power design tools: are EDA vendors taking this matter seriously?
DATE 2006: 1227 |
45 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Reliability Issues for Embedded SRAM at 90nm and Below.
IOLTS 2006: 75 |
44 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
DFM Metrics for Standard Cells.
ISQED 2006: 491-496 |
2005 |
43 | EE | Robert C. Aitken,
Betina Hold:
Modeling Soft-Error Susceptibility for IP Blocks.
IOLTS 2005: 70-73 |
42 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
ITC is Cool.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers 22(6): 616 (2005) |
2004 |
41 | | Robert C. Aitken,
Fidel Muradali:
From Working Design Flow to Working Chips: Dependencies and Impacts of Methodology Decisions.
DATE 2004: 2 |
40 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
A Modular Wrapper Enabling High Speed BIST and Repair for Small Wide Memories.
ITC 2004: 997-1005 |
39 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Redundancy & It's Not Just for Defects Anymore.
MTDT 2004: 117-120 |
2003 |
38 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
DFM: The Real 90nm Hurdle.
ITC 2003: 1313 |
37 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Silicon IP And Successful DFM.
ITC 2003: 1314 |
36 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Applying Defect-Based Test to Embedded Memories in a COT Model.
MTDT 2003: 72- |
35 | | Robert C. Aitken,
Gordon W. Roberts:
ITC 2003: Breaking Test Interface Bottlenecks.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers 20(5): 54- (2003) |
34 | | Gordon W. Roberts,
Robert C. Aitken:
ITC Highlights.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers 20(5): 55-57 (2003) |
2002 |
33 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Test Generation and Fault Modeling for Stress Testing (invited).
ISQED 2002: 95-99 |
32 | EE | Robert C. Aitken,
Mustapha Slamani,
H. Ding,
William R. Eisenstadt,
Sanghoon Choi,
John McLaughlin:
Wireless Test.
VTS 2002: 173-174 |
31 | EE | Robert C. Aitken,
Donald L. Wheater:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Stressing the Fundamentals.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers 19(5): 54-55 (2002) |
2000 |
30 | | Peter C. Maxwell,
Pete O'Neill,
Robert C. Aitken,
Ronald Dudley,
Neal Jaarsma,
Minh Quach,
Don Wiseman:
Current ratios: a self-scaling technique for production IDDQ testing.
ITC 2000: 1148-1156 |
1999 |
29 | | Robert C. Aitken:
It Makes Sense to Combine DFT and DFR/DFY.
ITC 1999: 1143 |
28 | | Robert C. Aitken,
Fidel Muradali:
Trends in SLI design and their effect on test.
ITC 1999: 628-637 |
27 | | Peter C. Maxwell,
Pete O'Neill,
Robert C. Aitken,
Ronald Dudley,
Neal Jaarsma,
Minh Quach,
Don Wiseman:
Current ratios: a self-scaling technique for production I_DDQ testing.
ITC 1999: 738-746 |
26 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Extending the Pseudo-Stuck-At Fault Model to Provide Complete IDDQ Coverage.
VTS 1999: 128-134 |
25 | | Robert C. Aitken:
Nanometer Technology Effects on Fault Models for IC Testing.
IEEE Computer 32(11): 46-51 (1999) |
1998 |
24 | EE | Robert C. Aitken,
Jason Cong,
Randy Harr,
Kenneth L. Shepard,
Wayne Wolf:
How will CAD handle billion-transistor systems? (panel).
ICCAD 1998: 5 |
23 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
On-chip versus off-chip test: an artificial dichotomy.
ITC 1998: 1146 |
1997 |
22 | | Phil Nigh,
Wayne M. Needham,
Kenneth M. Butler,
Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken,
Wojciech Maly:
So What Is an Optimal Test Mix? A Discussion of the SEMATECH Methods Experiment.
ITC 1997: 1037-1038 |
21 | EE | Vishwani D. Agrawal,
Robert C. Aitken,
J. Braden,
Joan Figueras,
S. Kumar,
Hans-Joachim Wunderlich,
Yervant Zorian:
Power Dissipation During Testing: Should We Worry About it?
VTS 1997: 456-457 |
20 | EE | Phil Nigh,
Wayne M. Needham,
Kenneth M. Butler,
Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken:
An experimental study comparing the relative effectiveness of functional, scan, IDDq and delay-fault testing.
VTS 1997: 459 |
19 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Modeling the Unmodelable: Algorithmic Fault Diagnosis.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers 14(3): 98-103 (1997) |
1996 |
18 | | Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken,
Kathleen R. Kollitz,
Allen C. Brown:
IDDQ and AC Scan: The War Against Unmodelled Defects.
ITC 1996: 250-258 |
17 | | Robert C. Aitken:
Modelling the Unmodellable: Algorithmic Fault Diagnosis.
ITC 1996: 931 |
16 | EE | Robert C. Aitken,
J. Hutcheson,
N. Murthy,
Phil Nigh,
Nicholas Sporck:
Volume Manufacturing - ICs and Boards: DFT to the Rescue?
VTS 1996: 212-213 |
15 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
When tools cry wolf: Testability pitfalls of synthesized designs.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers 13(4): 96- (1996) |
1995 |
14 | | Robert C. Aitken:
Finding Defects with Fault Models.
ITC 1995: 498-505 |
13 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
An Overview of Test Synthesis Tools.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers 12(2): 8-15 (1995) |
1994 |
12 | | Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken,
Leendert M. Huisman:
The Effect on Quality of Non-Uniform Fault Coverage and Fault Probability.
ITC 1994: 739-746 |
1993 |
11 | | Robert C. Aitken:
BP-1992 A Comparison of Defect Models for Fault Location with IDDQ Measurements.
ITC 1993: 1051-1060 |
10 | | Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken:
Biased Voting: A Method for Simulating CMOS Bridging Faults in the Presence of Variable Gate Logic.
ITC 1993: 63-72 |
9 | EE | Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken:
Test Sets and Reject Rates: All Fault Coverages are Not Created Equal.
IEEE Design & Test of Computers 10(1): 42-51 (1993) |
1992 |
8 | | Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken,
Vic Johansen,
Inshen Chiang:
The Effectiveness of IDDQ, Functional and Scan Tests: How Many Fault Coverages Do We Need?
ITC 1992: 168-177 |
7 | | Robert C. Aitken:
A Comparison of Defect Models for Fault Location with IDDQ Measurements.
ITC 1992: 778-787 |
6 | EE | Dhiren Xavier,
Robert C. Aitken,
André Ivanov,
Vinod K. Agarwal:
Using an asymmetric error model to study aliasing in signature analysis registers.
IEEE Trans. on CAD of Integrated Circuits and Systems 11(1): 16-25 (1992) |
5 | EE | Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken:
IDDQ testing as a component of a test suite: The need for several fault coverage metrics.
J. Electronic Testing 3(4): 305-316 (1992) |
4 | EE | Robert C. Aitken:
Diagnosis of leakage faults with IDDQ.
J. Electronic Testing 3(4): 367-375 (1992) |
1991 |
3 | | Peter C. Maxwell,
Robert C. Aitken,
Vic Johansen,
Inshen Chiang:
The Effect of Different Test Sets on Quality Level Prediction: When is 80% better than 90%?
ITC 1991: 358-364 |
2 | | Robert C. Aitken:
Fault Location with Current Monitoring.
ITC 1991: 623-632 |
1989 |
1 | | Dhiren Xavier,
Robert C. Aitken,
André Ivanov,
Vinod K. Agarwal:
: Experiments on Aliasing in Signature Analysis Registers.
ITC 1989: 344-354 |