DocumentCode
3133518
Title
Darwin, thy name is system
Author
Force, Craig
Author_Institution
Texas Instrum., Inc., Dallas, TX
fYear
2005
fDate
8-8 Nov. 2005
Lastpage
1305
Abstract
Combine a hint of fear, a sense of foreboding and a thirst for self-preservation with the necessity to keep pace with rapidly increasing capabilities and complexities of the semiconductor manufacturing process and you have the perfect recipe for provoking an explosive evolutionary leap of design and test practices. Are we poised at a critical point of divergence from tradition and convention? Is there a developmental path which at once decreases new product time-to-market, time-to-full yield entitlement and production test costs, while simultaneously increasing yields, product quality levels and engineering reuse? Darwin, thy name is system
Keywords
built-in self test; integrated circuit design; integrated circuit testing; system-on-chip; integrated circuit design; integrated circuit testing; production test costs; semiconductor manufacturing process; time-to-full yield entitlement; Automatic testing; Costs; Digital signal processing; Instruments; Logic testing; Oscillators; Production; Radio frequency; Silicon; System testing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Test Conference, 2005. Proceedings. ITC 2005. IEEE International
Conference_Location
Austin, TX
Print_ISBN
0-7803-9038-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/TEST.2005.1584122
Filename
1584122
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