The 2018 ITC call for papers submission site is  open.  Paper submission is complete and we are reviewing papers.  Selected papers will be announced to authors at the end of June.

Poster submission is still open until June 15.  You can submit your posters through the easychair link.

There are templates and additional information available on the website program page “quick links” on the right of the page.

Submit at – https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=itc2018.

Poster submissions

Authors are  invited to submit a single-page poster proposal.  Here is a poster template and example.

• Poster submission deadline: June 15, 2018
• Author notification: July 13, 2018

 

 

There is a big growth in the application of machine learning to electronics test.  You can see below that there are many topics related to machine learning.  Some really interesting applications.

Will the singularity take over test?

Sunday Tutorial:

Tutorial 3: Learning Techniques for Reliability Monitors, Mitigation and Adaptation

Tutorial 6: Machine Learning for Test & Test for Machine Learning

Monday Tutorial:

Tutorial 9: From Data to Actions: Applications of Data Analytics in Semiconductor Manufacturing & Test

Technical Sessions:

Special Session on Machine Learning:

Paper S4.1: The Emerging Applications of Machine Learning in Testing

Paper S4.2: Enhanced Lithographic Hotspot Detection Through Design of Experiments

Paper S4.3: Opportunities in Machine Learning and Test

Also see:

Paper 2.3: Systematic Defect Detection Methodology for Volume Diagnosis: A Data Mining Perspective

Paper 9.1: Kernel-based Clustering for Quality Improvement and Excursion Detection

Paper 12.1: Automated Die Inking: A Pattern Recognition-based Approach

Paper 12.3: ITC-India Best Paper: Cognitive Approach to Support Dynamic Aging Compensation

Paper 13.2: Changepoint-based Anomaly Detection in a Core Router System

Paper 13.3: Symbol-based Health-Status Analysis in a Core Router System

Paper 14.3: Some Considerations on Choosing an Outlier Method for Automotive Product Lines

Panel P3: Yield Learning at the Crossroads – Test Chips to the Rescue?
DATA Workshop – Machine Learning Day (Friday, Nov 2^nd):

Keynote on Machine Learning, presented by Siemens

Talk 1: Machine Learning – Analog Test, ChoonWee Koay

Talk 2: Machine Learning – Synergy, Sam Joneidi

Talk 3: Machine Learning – Diagnosis, presented by CMU group

Talk 4: Machine Learning – Wafer Application, presented by UT-Dallas group

Talk 5: Machine Learning – System Test, presented by Duke group

Talk 6: Machine Learning – Production Yield, presented by UCSB group

Talk 7: Machine Learning – Security, Al Crouch

IEEE Computer Society Test Technology Technical Council Workshops

Thursday and Friday

General Workshop Information

Two workshops are being held in parallel immediately following ITC 2017. They start with an opening address on Thursday afternoon, November 2, followed by a technical session. A reception for all workshop participants will be held on Thursday evening. The remaining the technical sessions will be held on Friday, November 3. The technical scope of each workshop is described below.

 

Workshop Registration

All workshop participants require registration. To register in advance for one of the workshops, do so online. Otherwise, register on-site at regular rates during Test Week at the ITC registration counter. Admission for on-site registrants is subject to availability. Discount workshop registration rates apply until October 1, 2017. See the registration page for details. Workshop registration includes the opening address, technical sessions, digest of papers, workshop reception, break refreshments, continental breakfast and lunch.

 

Digest of Papers

A digest of papers will be distributed only to attendees at the workshops as an informal proceedings.

 

Workshop Schedule

Both workshops will adhere to the same schedule:

 

Thursday, November 2			Friday, November 3
Registration	2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.		Registration	7:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Opening Address	4:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.		Technical Sessions	8:00 a.m.  –  4:00 p.m.
Technical Session	4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Reception	7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

 

                      Note: Workshop schedule is subject to change

 

Further Information

For more information on the two workshops contact their organizers by e-mail or check the TTTC Web site or see the ITC web workshop page.

 

• ART: 2^nd IEEE International Workshop on Automotive Reliability &Test

Scope: The ART workshop focuses exclusively on test and reliability of automotive and mission-critical electronics, including design, manufacturing, burn-in, system-level integration and in-field test, diagnosis and repair solutions, as well as architectures and methods for reliable and safe operations under different environmental conditions. With increasing system complexity, stringent runtime requirements for functional safety, security and cost constraints of a mass market the reliable operation of electronics in safety-critical domains is still a major challenge. The ART Workshop offers a forum to present and discuss these challenges and emerging solutions among researchers and practitioners alike. The scope of the workshop includes, but not limited to:

• Functional Safety in automotive domain
• Validation of automotive systems
• Aging effects on automotive electronics
• Automotive standards and certification
• Power-on & Periodic Self-test
• High quality test and DPPB
• Robustness and Security in Automotive

 

General Chair: Yervant Zorian, zorian@synopsys.com

Program Chair: Paolo Bernardi, paolo.bernardi@polito.it

 

• DATA: IEEE International Workshop on Defect, Adaptive Test, Yield and Data Analysis

Scope: In test, we use data every day. Yield data, throughput data, statistical data, reliability data, outlier data, general production data are all in everyday use. However, data means much more than that. Advances in our industry allow data from wafer fab to be reused in studying system level test results. Field failure studies now routinely uses wafer probe data to understand root cause. Data has now become a product life cycle requirement—cradle to grave. Today access to the data has become an issue; the control and sharing of data among business partners. How to efficiently process data to extract the golden nuggets of useful information amid the gigabytes of unimportant noise remains a focus and a challenge for test professionals. Workshop topics to include:

• Data storage and security
• Analog fault modeling & coverage
• Adaptive test for product engineers
• Data mining methods for test data processing
• High/low voltage and stress testing
• Yield learning and analysis
• Fault localization and diagnosis
• Product and project case studies
• Advanced DPPM reduction techniquew

 

General Chair: Jeff Roehr, JLRoehr@Gmail.com

Program Chair: Wesley Smith, smith.wesley@siemens.com