204 | -- | 0 | Tim Cheng. Effective silicon debug is key for time to money |
206 | -- | 207 | Rob Aitken, Erik Jan Marinissen. Guest Editors Introduction: Addressing the Challenges of Debug and Diagnosis |
208 | -- | 215 | Bart Vermeulen. Functional Debug Techniques for Embedded Systems |
216 | -- | 223 | Miron Abramovici. In-System Silicon Validation and Debug |
224 | -- | 230 | . Case Study on Speed Failure Causes in a Microprocessor |
232 | -- | 239 | Pouria Bastani, Li-C. Wang, Magdy S. Abadir. Linking Statistical Learning to Diagnosis |
240 | -- | 248 | Yu Huang, Ruifeng Guo, Wu-Tung Cheng, James Chien-Mo Li. Survey of Scan Chain Diagnosis |
250 | -- | 257 | Christian Boit, Rudolf Schlangen, Uwe Kerst, Ted Lundquist. Physical Techniques for Chip-Backside IC Debug in Nanotechnologies |
258 | -- | 267 | Bart Vermeulen, Neal Stollon, Rolf Kühnis, Gary Swoboda, Jeff Rearick. Overview of Debug Standardization Activities |
272 | -- | 278 | David Yeh, Li-Shiuan Peh, Shekhar Borkar, John A. Darringer, Anant Agarwal, Wen-mei Hwu. Thousand-Core Chips [Roundtable] |
284 | -- | 285 | Grant Martin. Learning to assert yourself [review of Creating Assertion-Based IP (H.D. Foster and A.C. Krolnik; 2008)] |
288 | -- | 0 | Erik Jan Marinissen. Bugs, moths, grasshoppers, and whales |