Test of NoCs and NoC-based Systems-on-chip
Érika Fernandes Cota,
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul –
Abstract:
This tutorial presents an overview of the issues related to the test of
NoC-based systems. First, the main issues related to the test of complex
SoCs are reviewed are presented, as well as a brief summary of the main
techniques proposed so far. Then, the challenges to test NoC-based
systems are discussed and current test strategies are presented: re-use
of the network for core testing, test scheduling for the NoC reuse, test
access methods and interface, efficient re-use of the network, and
power-aware and thermal-aware NoC-based SoC testing. In addition, the
challenges and solutions for the NoC (interconnects, routers, and network
interface) test and diagnosis are presented.
Érika Fernandes Cota
has obtained her Ph.D. degre in Computer Science at the UFRGS – Federal
University of Rio Grande do Sul in 2003. Currently, she is assistant
professor at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. She has 8
articles published in specialized journals and over 40 works in
conferences. She co-supervised 2 master dissertations. She works in the
area of computer science, with emphasis on hardware and software IC
testing. In her professional activities interacted with other 36
researchers in co-authorship of scientific papers. The most significant
scientific and technological areas are test, BIST, embedded self test,
fault-tolerant systems, integrated systems and embedded systems.
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Date: 2009-Jun-22 Time: 15:30:00 Room: 336
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