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IEEE Test Technology Educational Program 2016 |
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The Test Technology Educational Program (TTEP’16) of the TTTC is offering 12 half-day tutorials during the weekend before the ITC test week. This year, the TTEP tutorials will touch the most important topics of the test scenario, problems and solutions taught by recognized experts of the field. | |
Register for Test Week Tutorials at the ITC Registration Page http://itctestweek.org/registe | |
November 13, 2016 (Sunday) Tutorial 1: TESTING OF TSV-BASED 2.5D- AND 3D-STACKED ICS by Erik Jan MARINISSEN and Krishnendu CHAKRABARTY Tutorial 2: FROM DATA TO ACTIONS: APPLICATIONS OF DATA ANALYTICS IN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING & TEST by Haralampos STRATIGOPOULOS, Yiorgos MAKRIS This tutorial seeks to elucidate the utility of data analytics in semiconductor manufacturing and test. Relevant concepts from data analytics theory will be introduced and agglomerated with current practice, showcasing their effectiveness on actual case studies with industrial data. A comprehensive survey of the relevant literature (including but not limited to the presenters' own work) will be provided, organized around four themes: (i) Test cost reduction through replacement of expensive tests by inexpensive alternatives and/or elimination of superfluous tests, either statically or adaptively during test application, (ii) Pre-deployment evaluation of candidate test methods through probabilistic test metrics, (iii) Post-production performance calibration through cost-effective knob tuning, and (iv) Yield learning and process monitoring through analysis of process variation impact on wafer-level spatial correlation. Tutorial 3: by Domenic FORTE, Mohammad TEHRANIPOOR The migration from a vertical to horizontal business model has made it easier to introduce vulnerabilities to electronic component design and supply chain. This tutorial discusses the major issues including securing hardware, verifying trustworthiness of ICs, unique key generation, side-channel attacks and will place emphasis on detection/prevention of hardware Trojans and counterfeit electronic parts and how test can help. (i) Introduction to hardware security and trust (physically unclonable functions, true random number generation, hardware Trojans, counterfeit ICs, side-channel attacks, supply chain vulnerabilities), (ii) Background and motivation for hardware Trojan and counterfeit prevention/detection; (iii) Taxonomies related to both topics; (iv) Existing solutions; (v) Open test challenges; (vi) Design for security and trust, (vii) New and unified solutions. Afternoon Tutorial 4: TESTING OF AUTOMOTIVE IC’S: INTRODUCTION AND ADVANCES by Davide APPELLO, Oscar BALLAN, Ernesto SANCHEZ Electronics content in the car is constantly growing. On top of traditional applications for engine control, transmission, braking/steering, passive safety, body and dashboard also multimedia, advanced driver assistance and car2X segments are rapidly growing. The stability and extended duration in manufacturing of these components makes them very attractive for the industry. Extreme product quality achieved with very low cost is the key challenge. The proposed tutorial covers a broad range of topics which are defining the testability, testing and manufacturing requirements of automotive products. Advanced topics like testing of safety critical and secure devices are proposed beside more traditional topics like testability, test development, qualification, industrialization, burn-in and manufacturing. Relevant industrial cases will be proposed to participants. Tutorial 5: DIAGNOSIS DRIVEN YIELD ANALYSIS Delivering a stable high yield product on time is the ultimate goal for the semiconductor industry. Reaching this goal becomes more and more difficult, especially when cell internal defects become prevalent. The main challenges in the yield analysis process are to identify the systematic issues, find their root causes and select associated devices with the identified systematic defects for further validation by physical failure analysis. This tutorial discusses the methodologies that improve yield of digital semiconductor devices through scan-based test, volume diagnosis and diagnosis driven yield analysis (DDYA). This gives engineers who work on yield improvement a very fast and highly effective way of defect localization and identification, complementing their traditional and hardware-based methods. Tutorial 6: UNDERSTANDING THE UNIQUE FALLOUT FROM CELL AWARE TESTS by Adit SINGH Commercial applications continue to demand ever higher IC quality, most notably a “zero defect” target from automotive manufacturers. However, recent experience with new Cell Aware Tests suggests that current structural tests can miss significant defectivity. This two-part tutorial presents a detailed study of the state-of-the-art techniques directed at targeting “Zero-Defect” IC quality. In part one we explain new fault models, including the Cell Aware methodology, for an in-depth understanding of the actual defects in modern standard cells that are missed by stuck-at and TDF tests but detected by the new tests. Part two introduces innovative statistical adaptive techniques that improve test effectiveness by optimizing the test applied to individual parts. November 14, 2016 (Monday) Morning MEMORY TEST & REPAIR IN FINFET ERA by Yervant ZORIAN Tutorial 8: TEST, DIAGNOSIS, AND ROOT-CAUSE IDENTIFICATION OF FAILURES FOR BOARDS AND SYSTEMS by Krishnendu CHAKRABARTY, William EKLOW The gap between working silicon and a working board/system is becoming more significant and problematic as technology scales and complexity grows. The result of this increasing gap is failures at the board and system level that cannot be duplicated at the component level. These failures are most often referred to as “NTFs” (No Trouble Founds). The result of these NTFs can range from higher manufacturing costs and inventories to failure to get the product out of the door. This tutorial provides a detailed background on the nature of this problem and will provide DFT, test, and root-cause identification solutions at board/system level. Practical insights from industry case studies will be highlighted, and recent research from academia can help solving these problems. Tutorial 9: MIXED-SIGNAL DFT & BIST: TRENDS, PRINCIPLES, AND SOLUTIONS by Stephen SUNTER We analyze recent trends in IC processes and design, and implications for test, then look at trends in testing. Next, we discuss trends in ad hoc DFT and fault simulation, then all relevant IEEE DFT standards: 1149.1, .4, .6, .7, .8, P1149.10, and 1687. The trend analysis concludes with a review of BIST techniques. Addressed circuits include PLL/DLL, ADC/DAC, SerDes/DDR, general I/Os, and last but not least, random analog. Next, seven essential principles of practical analog BIST are presented. Lastly, we discuss practical DFT techniques, ranging from analog defect simulation and the classic analog bus, to oversampling and undersampling methods that greatly improve range, resolution, and reusability. Afternoon Tutorial 10: AUTOMOTIVE RELIABILITY & TEST STRATEGIES by Riccardo MARIANI, Navraj NANDRA, Yervant ZORIAN Given the fast growing automotive semiconductor industry, this tutorial will discuss the implications of automotive test, reliability and functional safety requirements on all aspects of the SOC lifecycle: design, silicon bring up, volume production, and particularly in the field test. Automotive safety critical chips that need multiple field test strategies, such as power-on self-test, periodic in-system self-test and error correction will also be covered. The tutorial will discuss how incorporating self-test and repair infrastructure with high-efficiency capabilities can help minimize the impact on power, performance and area, while addressing the need for less than 10 DPPM. The benefits of selecting an ISO 26262 certified IP to ensure functional safety requirements, while accelerating time to market for SOCs. Tutorial 11: COMBINING STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL TEST APPROACHES ACROSS SYSTEM LEVELS by Artur JUTMAN, Hans-Joachim WUNDERLICH This tutorial introduces into the best practices, current challenges and advanced techniques of high quality system-level test and diagnosis. Specialized techniques and industrial standards of testing complex systems (which may correspond to a System-on-Chip, board or interconnected system) are introduced. The reuse for system test of design-for-test structures and test data developed at module level is discussed, including the limitations and research challenges. Structural test methods have to be complemented by functional methods; hence, state-of-the-art and leading edge research for functional testing are covered. Solutions change depending on the scenario (manufacturing test or in-field test) and the goal (test or diagnosis). The tutorial also discusses the role of standards and regulations in the area. Tutorial 12: PRACTICES IN HIGH SPEED I/O TESTING by Salem ABDENNADHER, Saghir SHAIKH This tutorial presents the existing industrial techniques to meet the ever increasing test complexity of High Speed IO’s (HSIO). It first describes the basic design of both serial and parallel HSIOs and then presents various testing methods of HSIO, such as timing margining, voltage margining, compensation testing, leakage testing and etc. The examples of all these test methods will be presented with special emphasis on DFT and BIST based approaches of HSIO testing and their suitability to the production level environment. | |
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