3rd International Design and Test Workshop

IDT’08 Monastir, Tunisia December 20-22, 2008

 

 

 

IDT'08 Program    

IDT’08 Workshop > Friday, 19th of December

15:00-22:00 Registration

IDT’08 Workshop > Saturday, 20th of December

08:00-09:00

Registration

09:00-09:30

Conference Opening

09:30-10:30

Keynote 1 “Built-In-Self-Test and Digital Self Calibration of RFIC”

Chair: Mourad LOULOU – ENIS, Tunisia

Title: Built-In-Self-Test and Digital Self Calibration of RFICs

Keynote speaker: Mohammed Ismail El-NAGGAR

University:  The Analog VLSI Lab-The Ohio State University, USA

Abstract: To achieve the highest performance/price ratios of handheld wireless devices, the current trends in wireless chip set development call for multi-standard nanometer CMOS radios integrated on a single chip. This represents a grand challenge to the "yield" of such chip sets and typically requires several silicon spins which will increase the NRE development costs and may result in significant product delays and in missing important market windows. To meet this challenge, we present design techniques for built-in self-test (BIST) and digital self calibration of CMOS radio systems and demonstrate the validity of these techniques in the design of WiMAX/WLAN CMOS radio front ends.

10:30-11:00

Coffee break

11:00-13:00

Session A1: Networks-on-Chip

Chairs: Rached TOURKI – FSM, Tunisia
Omar HAMMAMI – ENSTA, France

  • Norma: a Hierarchical Interconnection Architecture for Network on Chip
    Akram REZA, Midia RESHADI, Ahmad KHADEMZADEH, Maryam BAHMANI
    Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch – Iran / Iran Telecommunication Research Center – Iran

  • Multistage Interconnection Network for MPSoC: Performances study and prototyping on FPGA
    Bilel NEJI, Yassine AYDI,
    Rabie Ben-atitallah, Samy MEFTALI, Mohamed ABID, Jean-luc DEKEYSER
    CES, National Engineering School of Sfax (ENIS) – Tunisia / INRIA, University of Lille – France

  • Design and Implementation of MIC@R Router for on Chip Networks
    Rafik BEN-TEKAYA, Adel BAGANNE, Kholdoun TORKI, Rached TOURKI
    Electronics and Micro-Electronics Lab, Faculty of Sciences at Monastir – Tunisia / LESTER Lab-CNRS, UBS University – France / CMP, INPG – France

  • QSYN: Queueing Networks Synthesis for System on Chip
    Omar HAMMAMI
    ENSTA – France

  • A Combined Packet and Circuit Switching Routing Algorithm for Networks-on-Chip
    Mohamed M. SABRY, Hassan SHEHATA BEDOR, M. Watheq EL-KHARASHI, Ashraf SALEM
    Ain Shams University – Egypt / Mentor Graphics – Egypt

  • Networks-on-Chip Topology Generation Techniques: Area and Delay Evaluation
    Ahmed A. MORGAN, Haytham ELMILIGI, M. Watheq EL-KHARASHI, Fayez GEBALI
    Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Victoria – Canada / Mentor Graphics – Egypt

11:00-13:00

Session B1: Test Issues

Chairs: Bernard COURTOIS – CMP, France
Hassen MNIF – ISECS, Tunisia

  • Increasing Testability in QCA Circuits Using a New Test Method
    A. ADINEH-VAND, G. LATIF-SHABGAHI, Mostafa RAHIMI AZGHADI
    Islamic Azad University – Iran / Power & Water University of Technology – Iran / Shahid Beheshti University – Iran

  • QOS Testing of Service-Based Applications
    Maha DRISS, Yassine JAMOUSSI, Henda HAJJAMI BEN GHÉZALA
    National School of Computer Sciences (ENSI), RIADI-GDL Laboratory – Tunisia / IRISA-INRIA – France

  • Universal Test Set For Bridging Fault Detection in Reversible Circuit
    Pradyut SARKAR, Susanta Chakrabarti
    Simplex Infrastructures Limited – India / Bengal Engg. & Science University – India

  • Soundness Test Cases Generation for Duration Systems
    Lotfi MAJDOUB, Riadh ROBBANA
    LIP2 Laboratory, Tunisia Polytechnic School (EPT) – Tunisia

13:00-14:30 Lunch
14:30-16:30 Session A2: Applications Design I

Chairs: Olivier DÉFORGES – INSA Rennes, France
Adel GHAZEL – SUP’COM, Tunisia

  • Study of Different Pulse Waveforms and Analytical Probability of Error in TH-PAM Ultra Wideband Systems
    Moez HIZEM, Ridha BOUALLEGUE
    Research unity Systems of Telecommunication to Sup’ Com – Tunisia / National Engineers School of Sousse – Tunisia

  • a SDR Interconnection Architecture Proposal for SATCOM Applications
    Mingda HUANG, Jojczyk LAURENT, Achille THOMAS, Carlos VALDERRAMA
    Faculty of Engineering – Belgium

  • SRAM-FPGA Implementation of Masked S-Box Based DPA countermeasure for AES
    Najeh KAMOUN, Lilian BOSSUET, Adel GHAZEL
    CIRTA’COM Lab, SUP’COM – Tunisia / IMS Lab, ENSEIRB – France

  • New Tunable Coplanar Microwave Phase Shifter with Nematic Crystal Liquid
    Fehim SAHBANI, Nicolas TENTILLIER, Ali GHARSALLAH, Christian LEGRAND
    LEMCEL – France / LPMM – France

  • System Level Design of Radio Frequency Receiver for IEEE 802.16 Standard
    Dorra AYADI, Mourad LOULOU, Saul RODRIGUEZ, Mohammed ISMAIL
    LETI-ENIS – Tunisia / RaMSIS, KTH – Sweden /VLSI, Ohio – USA

  • A Multi Objective Genetic Algorithm based Optimization of Wavelet Transform Implementation
    S. Fakhfakh GHRIBI, D. Sellami MASMOUDI and N. DERBEL
    ICOS-ENIS – Tunisia

14:30-16:30 Session B2: Emerging Technologies & Mixed Design
Chairs: Mohammed ISMAIL El-NAGGAR – The Analog VLSI Lab, USA
Kamel BESBES – FSM, Tunisia
  • An analytical threshold voltage model for nanoscale GAA MOSFETs including effects of hot-carrier induced interface charges
    Z. GHOGGALI, F. DJEFFAL, M. A. ABDI, D. ARAR, N.LAKHDAR, T.BENDIB
    LEA, Department of Electronics, University of Batna – Algeria

  • Why is CMOS scaling coming to an END?
    Nor Zaidi HARON, Said HAMDIOUI
    Computer Engineering Laboratory, Delft University of Technology – The Netherlands

  • Design of buck converter circuits operating in weak-inversion region
    Youngkook AHN, Kitae KIM, Hyunseok NAM, Youngkil CHOI, Hyungdong ROH, Jeongjin ROH
    Department of Electrical Engineering, Hanyang University – Korea

  • Wide Tuning Band Quadrature VCO
    Dorra MELLOULI, Hassene MNIF, Mourad LOULOU
    Research Unit on Electronics and Information Technologies, National Engineering School of Sfax (ENIS) – Tunisia

  • Future Trends of Saw Filters
    Tarek HDIJI, Hassene MNIF, Mourad LOULOU
    LETI, National Engineering School of Sfax (ENIS) – Tunisia

  • A voltage driver using the rail to rail operation in CMOS 0, 25 µm technology
    Fayçal MEDDOUR, Zohir DIBI, Souhil KOUDA, Mohamed Amir ABDI, Otto MANCK
    Laboratoire d’Electronique Avancée, Batna university – Algeria / Technique University of Berlin – Germany

16:30-17:30 Coffee break & Posters Session
  • A Model Driven Engineering Based Method for Scheduling Analysis
    Yessine HADJ KACEM, Adel MAHFOUDHI, Walid KARAMTI, Mohamed ABID
    CES, National Engineering School of Sfax (ENIS) – Tunisia

  • Failures analysis of systems modeled by Mixed Fault Trees
    Sahbi GHACHEM, Ayachi ERRACHDI, Kamel BENOTHMAN, Mohamed BENREJEB
    Unit of research LARA Automatic, National School Engineers of Tunis (ENIT) – Tunisia

  • A SystemC QoS router design with virtual channels reservation in a wormhole-switched NoC
    Mohamed HORCHANI, Mohamed ATRI, Rached TOURKI
    EμE Laboratory, Faculty of Sciences Monastir – Tunisia

  • An Ultra High Speed Low-Power CMOS Integrated Current Comparator
    Soheil ZIABAKHSH , Hosein Alavi RAD, Alireza SABERKARI , Shahriar Baradaran SHOKOUHI
    University of Guilan – Iran / Iran University of Science and Technology – Iran

  • PID Control Implementation using FPGA Technology
    Abdesselem TRIMECHE, Anis SAKLY, Abdelatif MTIBAA, Mohamed BENREJEB
    LARA-ENIT – Tunisia / ENIM – Tunisia

  • New speech processor and Ultrasonic Sensors Based Embedded system to Improve the Control of a Motorised Wheelchair
    Mohamed FEZARI, Abd-Erahman KHATI
    Faculty of Engineering, University of Annaba – Algeria

  • Systematic design of CCI(II)(III)s by combining UGCs
    E. Tlelo-Cuautle, D.Moro-Frías, Mourad FAKHFAKH
    INAOE – Mexico / ENIS – Tunisia

  • Wide Dynamic Range Current-to-Voltage Converters
    Chunyan WANG
    Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Concordia University – Canada

17:30-18:30 Session A3: Architectural and Logic Synthesis
Chairs: Ashraf SALEM – Ain Chams University, Egypt
Abdellatif MTIBAA – ENIM, Tunisia
  • Power-delay Efficient Technology Mapping of BDD-based Circuits Using DCVSPG Cells
    Gopal PAUL, Rohit REDDY, Jyotirmoy GHOSH, Ajit PAL, C. R. MANDAL, Bhargab B. Bhattacharya
    Indian Institute of Technology – India / ACM Unit, Indian Statistical Institute – India

  • A Delay Efficient Robust Self-Timed Full Adder
    Padmanabhan BALASUBRAMANIAN, Doug EDWARDS
    The University of Manchester – United Kingdom

  • Hardware Implementation of the Smith-Waterman Algorithm Using Recursive Variable Expansion
    Laiq HASAN, Zaid AL-ARS, Zubair NAWAZ, Koen BERTELS
    Computer Engineering Laboratory, Delft University of Technology – The Netherlands

17:30-18:30 Session B3: Design of Low Power & Fault Modelling
Chairs: Andre IVANOV – University of British Columbia, CA
Mourad FAKHFAKH – ISECS, Tunisia
  • Low Power Design of On-line Testers for Digital Circuits Using State Encoding
    Gopal PAUL, Santosh BISWAS, Ajit PAL, C. R. MANDAL
    IIT-Kharagpur – India / IIT-Guwahati – India

  • A Novel Fault Tolerant Design and an Algorithm for Tolerating Faults in Digital Circuits
    R.V. KSHIRSAGAR, R.M.PATRIKAR
    Priyadarshini College of Engg. & Arch. – India / Visvesvaraya National Institute of Tech – India

  • Pseudo-Linear Automatic Gain Control System Based on Nanoscale Field Effect Diode and SOI-MOSFET
    Farzan JAZAYERI, Samaneh SOLEIMANI-AMIRI, Behzad EBRAHIMI, Behjat FOROUZANDEH, Hamid-Reza AHMADI, Farshid RAISSI
    School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Tehran – Iran / Department of Electrical Engineering, K. N. Toosi, University of Technology – Iran

IDT’08 Workshop > Sunday, 21st of December

08:00-08:30  Registration
08:30-10:30 Session A4: Applications Design II
Chairs: Bertrand GRANADO – ENSEA, France
Chokri SOUANI – LMI, Tunisia
  • DSP implementation and performances evaluation of 1D and 2D DWT using the lifting scheme
    Ihsen BEN HNIA-GAZZAH, Chokri SOUANI, Kamel BESBES
    LMI, Faculty of Sciences at Monastir – Tunisia

  • An Efficient Hardware Architecture Design for H.264/AVC intra 4X4 Algorithm
    Hassen LOUKIL, Bilel KAANICH, Nouri MASMOUDI, Ahmed BEN ATITALAH, Patrice KADIONIK
    LEIT-ENIS – Tunisia / High Institute of Electronics and Communication, University of Sfax – Tunisia / IMS laboratory –ENSEIRB, University Bordeaux 1 – France

  • Efficient FPGA Prototyping of Fixed Sphere Decoder for MIMO Systems
    Mohamed S. KHAIRY, Mohamed M. ABDALLAH, S. E.-D HABIB
    Electronics and Communications Department, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University – Egypt

  • Low-Power Flexible GF(p) Elliptic-Curve Cryptography Processor
    Hamid Reza AHMADI, Ali AFZALI-KUSHA
    School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Tehran – Iran

  • LAR method : from algorithm to synthesis for an embedded low complexity image coder
    Olivier DÉFORGES, Marie BABEL
    IETR/INSA Rennes – France

  • External DDR2-Constrained NOC-Based 24-Processors MPSOC Design and Implementation on Single FPGA
    Zoukun WANG, Omar HAMMAMI
    ENSTA Paris Tech – France

08:30-10:30 Session B4: Systems-on-Chips
Chairs: Jean-Luc DEKEYSER – LIFL-INRIA, France
Abdulfattah Mohammad OBEID – KACST, KSA
  • Corona: Ring-Based Interconnected Topology For On-Chip Network
    Maryam BAHMANI, Midia RESHADI, Ahmad KHADEMZADEH, Akram REZA
    Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch – Iran / Iran Telecommunication Research Center – Iran

  • Multi-FPGA Emulation of a 48-Cores Multiprocessor with NOC
    Xinyu LI, OMAR HAMMAMI
    ENSTA Paris Tech – France

  • Impact of Interconnection Networks in a Massively Parallel FPGA Architecture on a Parallel Reduction Algorithm
    Mouna BAKLOUTI, Philippe MARQUET, Mohamed ABID, Jean Luc DEKEYSER
    CES-ENIS – Tunisia /LIFL-INRIA – France

  • An Extensible Framework For Fast Prototyping Of Multiprocessor Dataflow Applications
    Jonathan PIAT, Mickaël RAULET, Maxime PELCAT, Pengcheng MU, Olivier DÉFORGES
    IETR-INSA of RENNES – France

  • Challenges and solutions in configuring, rapid developing and deploying of a QoS-enabled component middleware
    Mohamed MAZOUZI, Salem HASNAOUI, Mohamed ABID
    CES-ENIS – Tunisia / Communication Systems Research Laboratory, ENIT – Tunisia

  • Efficient Tests and DFT for RAM Address Decoder Delay Faults
    Said HAMDIOUI, Zaid AL-ARS
    Faculty of EE, Mathematics and CS, Delft University of Technology – The Netherlands

  • Evaluation of SRAM Faulty Behavior Under Bit Line Coupling
    Zaid AL-ARS, Said HAMDIOUI
    Faculty of EE, Mathematics and CS, Delft University of Technology – The Netherlands

10:30-11:00 Coffee break
11:00-12:00 Keynote 2 “Advances in Boolean Satisfiability and its Application in EDA”

Chair: Yervant Zorian Virage Logic, USA

Title: Advances in Boolean Satisfiability and its Application in ED

Keynote speaker: Fadi ALOUL

University:  American University of Sharjah

Abstract: In this talk, an overview of the latest advances in SAT technology will be provided. Specifically, the input format of SAT solvers and the common SAT algorithms used to solve decision/optimization problems will be described. In addition, the speaker will highlight the use of SAT algorithms in solving a variety of EDA decision and optimization problems. This should guide researchers in solving their existing decision/optimization problems using the new SAT technology. Finally, a prospective on future work on SAT will be provided.

12:00-13:30 Panel Session “Can Global Economic Recession and its possible impact on High Tech be considered as opportunity for Emerging Countries?”

Moderator:

Hazem ELTAHAWY – Mentor Graphics, Egypt

Panelists:

Bernard COURTOIS – CMP, France
Yervant ZORIAN – Virage Logic, USA
Andre IVANOV – University of British Columbia, CA
Mohamed MOKNI – Sousse Techno-Park, Tunisia
Mohamed FRIKHA – Telnet, Tunisia
Hichem BENHAMIDA – ST Microelectronics, Tunisia
Sami M. ALHUMAIDI – KACST, KSA
Abdulfattah Mohammad OBEID – KACST, KSA
13:30-15:00 Lunch
15:00-23:00 Social Events & Dinner

IDT’08 Workshop > Monday, 22nd of December

08:00-08:30 Registration
08:30-09:30 Keynote 3 “From MARTE to SystemC/VHDL”

Chair: Ashraf SALEM – Ain Chams University, Egypt

Title: From MARTE to SystemC/VHDL

Keynote speaker: Jean-Luc Dekeyser

University: LIFL-INRIA, University of Lille, France

Abstract: This keynote will present the Gaspard2 model driven engineering framework for the co-design of component-based intensive signal processing applications on multiprocessor systems-on-chip. This framework is implemented as an Eclipse-based application using the Eclipse Modeling Framework. The input language of this framework is a subset of the MARTE standard UML profile with a clearly defined semantics dedicated to multidimensional data-flow applications. The hardware platform is also modeled with MARTE as well as the allocation of the application to the hardware platform.  From the MARTE specification of the allocated application, Gaspard2 is able to automatically generate various codes for verification with synchronous reactive tools, simulation with SystemC or synthesis with VHDL.

09:30-11:00 Session A5: System Design method & Design Verification
Chairs: Fadi ALOUL – American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
David DELFIEU – IRCCyN, France
  • Generation of Test Programs for the Assertion-Based Verification of TLM Models
    Luca FERRO, Laurence PIERRE, Yves LEDRU, Lydie DU BOUSQUET
    TIMA, INPG/UJF/CNRS – France / LIG – France

  • A Novel Approach for the Identification of Totally Symmetric Boolean Functions in the Application of Efficient System Design
    Gopal PAUL, Ashish TIWARI, Ajit PAL, C. R. Mandal
    Indian Institute of Technology – India

  • Assertion-Based Verification and On-line Testing in Horus
    Yann ODDOS, Katell MORIN-ALLORY, Dominique BORRIONE
    TIMA, INPG/UJF/CNRS – France

  • Mapping Timed Automata to B
    Anaheed AYOUB, Ayman WAHBA, Mohamed SHEIRAH
    Mentor Graphics – Egypt / Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University – Egypt

  • Temporal Reduction in Time Petri Net
    Medesu SOGBOHOSSOU, David DELFIEU
    IRCCyN – France

09:30-11:00 Session B5: Reconfigurable Computing & Embedded Systems
Chairs: Ibrahim HAJJ – American University of Beirut, Lebanon
Ahmed AMMARI – INSAT, Tunisia
  • Disydent evaluation for the design of Multimedia systems
    Ahmed Chiheb AMMARI, Hajer HARBEGUE, Abderrazek JEMAI, Hajer KRICHENE ZRIDA
    MMA-INSAT – Tunisia / LIP2-ENIT – Tunisia / CES-ENIS – Tunisia

  • An Embedded System for Real-Time Traffic Sign Recognizing
    Amin SOUKI, Lotfi BOUSSAID, Mohamed ABID
    CES-ENIS – Tunisia / ENIM – Tunisia / CES-ENIS – Tunisia

  • A Novel Scheduling Algorithm for Dynamically Reconfigurable Computing Systems
    Bouraoui OUNI, Ramzi AYADI, Abdellatif MTIBAA, Mohamed ABID
    E.μ.M-FSM – Tunisia / CES-ENIS – Tunisia

  • OLLAF : a Dual Plane Reconfigurable Architecturefor OS Support
    Samuel GARCIA, Bertrand GRANADO
    ENSEA-ETIS, University of Cergy Pontoise – France

  • Left to Right Serial Multiplier for Large Numbers on FPGA
    H. BESSALAH, K. MESSAOUDI, M. ISSAD, N.ANANE, M.ANANE
    CDTA – Algeria / National informatics institute INI – Algeria

11:00-11:30 Coffee break
11:30-13:00 A6: Special Session “Optimization of Models, Architectures and Verifications for Mechatronic and Embedded Systems”
Chairs: Anis KOUBÂA – IPP HURRAY, Portugal-Al-Imam Mohamed Ibn Saud University, Saudi Arabia
Mohamed KHALGUI – O3Neida, Canada-Martin Luther University, Germany
  • Enslavement and Control in DQ Synchronous Frame for using a Cascade Multilevel NPC Structure
    F. BOUCHAFAA, S. AREZKI, M. BOUDOUR, E.M.BEKOUK
    LIES, University of Science and Technology – Algeria / LPC, Polytechnic National School Algiers – Algeria

  • A Comparison Study between Static and Dynamic Recurrent Neural Networks Based Adaptive Control Of Nonlinear Multivariable Systems
    T. A. AL-ZOHAIRY
    Community collage in ALRiyadh, King Saud University – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

  • A composition-based approach for the development of Automated Embedded Systems
    Olfa MOSBAHI, Jacques JARAY, Samir BEN AHMED
    LORIA-INRIA Lorraine – France / MOSIC-ENIT – Tunisia

  • Specification and Verification of Technical Plant Behavior with Symbolic Timing Diagrams
    Sebastian PREUßE, Hans-Michael HANISCH
    University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany

  • Effect of a pulsed power supply on the ultra violet radiation and electrical characteristics of low pressure mercury discharge
    Mounir BEN MUSTAPHA, Brahim MRABET, Lotfi BOUSLIMI, Abdlejelil CHAMMAM, Mongi STAMBOULI
    ESSTT, Tunisia

13:00-13:30 Conference Closing
13:30-15:00 Lunch