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This tiny village of Mathry is ideally placed near the North Pembrokeshire coast just two miles from the beach at Abercastle.
The beach is popular for safe bathing and boating. In summer it is a picturesque scene, with the variety of fishing boats casting their reflections on the tranquil water.
The terraced cottage overlooks the village church and is convenient to the local pub where excellent bar meals are served
Ground Floor
The entrance leads into the LOUNGE/DINING ROOM, which is spacious and tastefully furnished. This room has beamed ceilings, open fireplace, settee, easy chairs, colour TV, DVD player and items of occasional furniture.
The DINING AREA contains a Welsh dresser, dining table and chairs, made by the local Woodturner.
The KITCHEN contains a selection of fitted cupboards, breakfast bar, electric cooker, microwave oven, fridge, dishwasher and automatic washing machine.
The ground floor SHOWER ROOM contains a shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC.
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Upstairs there are two bedrooms. The MASTER BEDROOM contains a kingsize pine bed.
The SECOND BEDROOM contains twin pine beds.
Bedlinen is provided for the beds which have duvets.
Garden and Parking
There is an enclosed lawned area to the rear of the property.
Parking at the front of the property.
Other Information
There is full oil fired central heating throughout the property, with £10 per week supplement for use during October to March inclusive. Electricity is included in the rental.
A cot and highchair are available.
Towels available on request - £3 per guest.
Pets welcome.
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Pembrokeshire boasts Britain's only Coastal National Park with 186 miles of coastal path. Mathry is between Fishguard and St Davids
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Rated 5 out of 5 by hollybenard Awesome Hotel staff was accomodating, facilities went above my expectation. Room was immaculately clean, and the hotel lobby was absolutely stunning. Amazing place!! November 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by farrar Great conference spot We hosted over 130 customers. They were impressed with the unique architecture.the evening fashion show was an unexpected bonus for both the men and the women. October 12, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Peter08 Beautiful Hotel and great views of Boston Towers room was very nice. The view was great!. Scabo restaurant was over rated. Food was OK. Service was very good. Service at the second floor bar was fair. April 22, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 excellent rooms very friendly staff. minibar was not restocked each day and coffee capsules were not relenised in the room each day. otherwise excellent hotel. May 17, 2013
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Grilled Eggplant Soup
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- 2 eggplants (approximately 3 pounds), peeled and cut in 1/2inch slices
- 1 tablespoon fresh thyme
- 1 tablespoon chopped garlic
- 3 tablespoons olive oil, plus 4 tablespoons
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 tablespoon chopped garlic
- 2 leeks
- 2 cups beef stock
- 2 cups chicken stock
- Salt and pepper
Toss eggplant with the thyme, garlic, olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Grill on both sides. Set aside.
In a soup pot, heat the 4 tablespoons of olive oil, add garlic and leeks. When lightly brown, add the stocks and grilled eggplant. Simmer 20 minutes. Puree in food processor. Add salt and pepper to taste.
To serve, place in bowls and top with sour cream and fresh thyme
Recipe Courtesy of Kathy Cary
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This Periodical ceased production in 2012. The current retitled publication is IEEE Design & Test.
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Digitally intensive receiver design: opportunities and challengesMay-07 2013
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Analyzing the Impact of Intermittent Faults on Microprocessors Applying Fault InjectionApr-17 2013
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FPGA and CPLD architectures: a tutorialAug-06 2002
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1. FPGA and CPLD architectures: a tutorial| | Quick Abstract | PDF (3984 KB)
This tutorial surveys commercially available, high-capacity field-programmable devices. The authors describe the three main categories of FPDs: simple and complex programmable logic devices, and field-programmable gate arrays. They then give architectural details of the most important chips and example applications of each type of device View full abstract»
2. Soft errors in advanced computer systems| | Quick Abstract | PDF (208 KB)
As the dimensions and operating voltages of computer electronics shrink to satisfy consumers' insatiable demand for higher density, greater functionality, and lower power consumption, sensitivity to radiation increases dramatically. In terrestrial applications, the predominant radiation issue is the soft error, whereby a single radiation event causes a data bit stored in a device to be corrupted until new data is written to that device. This article comprehensively analyzes soft-error sensitivity in modern systems and shows it to be application dependent. The discussion covers ground-level radiation mechanisms that have the most serious impact on circuit operation along with the effect of technology scaling on soft-error rates in memory and logic. View full abstract»
3. AEthereal network on chip: concepts, architectures, and implementations| | Quick Abstract | PDF (632 KB)
The continuous advances in semiconductor technology enable the integration of increasing numbers of IP blocks in a single SoC. Interconnect infrastructures, such as buses, switches, and networks on chips (NoCs), combine the IPs into a working SoC. Moreover, the industry expects platform-based SoC design to evolve to communication-centric design, with NoCs as a central enabling technology. In this article, we introduce the AEthereal NoC. The tenet of the AEthereal NoC is that guaranteed services (GSs) - such as uncorrupted, lossless, ordered data delivery; guaranteed throughput; and bounded latency - are essential for the efficient construction of robust SoCs. To exploit the NoC capacity unused by the GS traffic, we provide best-effort services. View full abstract»
4. A Survey of Hardware Trojan Taxonomy and Detection| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1079 KB)
Editor's note:Today's integrated circuits are vulnerable to hardware Trojans, which are malicious alterations to the circuit, either during design or fabrication. This article presents a classification of hardware Trojans and a survey of published techniques for Trojan detection. View full abstract»
5. Evaluation of MEMS capacitive accelerometers| | Quick Abstract | PDF (568 KB)
Capacitive based microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) accelerometers are devices that measure acceleration based on a change in capacitance due to a moving plate or sensing element. These devices have been implemented in many commercial applications, such as automobile air bags, navigation, and instrumentation. These devices have been employed in these and many other applications because they generally offer more sensitivity (more mV/g) and more resolution than similar piezoresistive accelerometers. For most commercial applications, the maximum g-sensing level (MGSL) employed in capacitive accelerometers is 500 gn. However, in many applications, there can be high-frequency components to an acceleration profile that are much higher than the MGSL of an accelerometer. For example, in vibration monitoring of a hard drive, the peak acceleration can be as high as 10 kgn. The response and recovery times of an accelerometer to such shock over range are important in many critical applications. In this article, three commercial MEMS-based capacitive accelerometers (Silicon Designs, Inc. 1220, Analog Devices ADXL, 181-1000, and Endevco 7290A-100) are evaluated below and above their respective MGSLs. The output of these devices is compared to that of an Endevco piezoresistive 7270-A accelerometer and an Endevco 2270 comparison standard accelerometer. The emphasis on this investigation is to determine the response of these devices to high-g shock levels and to evaluate their failure modes View full abstract»
6. Demystifying 3D ICs: the pros and cons of going verticalDavis, W.R. ; Wilson, J. ; Mick, S. ; Xu, J. ; Hua, H. ; Mineo, C. ; Sule, A.M. ; Steer, M. ; Franzon, P.D.Page(s): 498 - 510| | Quick Abstract | PDF (590 KB)
This article provides a practical introduction to the design trade-offs of the currently available 3D IC technology options. It begins with an overview of techniques, such as wire bonding, microbumps, through vias, and contactless interconnection, comparing them in terms of vertical density and practical limits to their use. We then present a high-level discussion of the pros and cons of 3D technologies, with an analysis relating the number of transistors on a chip to the vertical interconnect density using estimates based on Rent's rule. Next, we provide a more detailed design example of inductively coupled interconnects, with measured results of a system fabricated in a 0.35-μm technology and an analysis of misalignment and crosstalk tolerances. Lastly, we present a case study of a fast Fourier transform (FFT) placed and routed in a 0.18-μm through-via silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology, comparing the 3D design to a traditional 2D approach in terms of wire length and critical-path delay. View full abstract»
7. Survey of Test Vector Compression Techniques| | Quick Abstract | PDF (136 KB)
Test data compression consists of test vector compression on the input side and response, compaction on the output side. This vector compression has been an active area of research. This article summarizes and categories these techniques. The focus is on hardware-based test vector compression techniques for scan architectures. Test vector compression schemes fall broadly into three categories: code-based schemes use data compression codes to encode test cubes; linear-decompression-based schemes decompress the data using only linear operations (that is LFSRs and XOR networks) and broadcast-scan-based schemes rely on broadcasting the same values to multiple scan chains View full abstract»
8. Fast-Write Resistive RAM (RRAM) for Embedded ApplicationsShyh-Shyuan Sheu ; Kuo-Hsing Cheng ; Meng-Fan Chang ; Pei-Chia Chiang ; Wen-Pin Lin ; Heng-Yuan Lee ; Pang-Shiu Chen ; Yu-Sheng Chen ; Tai-Yuan Wu ; Chen, F.T. ; Keng-Li Su ; Ming-Jer Kao ; Ming-Jinn TsaiPage(s): 64 - 71| | Quick Abstract | PDF (775 KB)
Especially for microcontroller and mobile applications, embedded nonvolatile memory is an important technology offering to reduce power and provide local persistent storage. This article describes a new resistive RAM device with fast write operation to improve the speed of embedded nonvolatile memories. View full abstract»
9. Placement and routing in 3D integrated circuits| | Quick Abstract | PDF (320 KB)
Three-dimension technologies offer great promise in providing improvements in the overall circuit performance. Physical design plays a major role in the ability to exploit the flexibilities offered in the third dimension, and this article gives an overview of placement and routing methods for FPGA- and ASIC-style designs. We describe CAD techniques for placement and routing in 3D ICs, developed under our 3D analysis and design optimization framework. These approaches address a dichotomy of design styles, both FPGA and ASIC. The factors that are important in each style are different, so that a one-size-fits-all approach is impractical, and therefore, we present separate approaches for 3D physical design for each of these technologies. Hence, our FPGA placement method uses a two-step optimization process that minimizes inter-tier vias first, followed by further optimization within and across tiers. In contrast, the ASIC flow uses cost function weighting to discourage, but not minimize, inter-tier crossings. View full abstract»
10. Bridging the processor-memory performance gap with 3D IC technology| | Quick Abstract | PDF (208 KB)
Microprocessor performance has been improving at roughly 60% per year. Memory access times, however, have improved by less than 10% per year. The resulting gap between logic and memory performance has forced microprocessor designs toward complex and power-hungry architectures that support out-of-order and speculative execution. Moreover, processors have been designed with increasingly large cache hierarchies to hide main memory latency. This article examines how 3D IC technology can improve interactions between the processor and memory. Our work examines the performance of a single-core, single-threaded processor under representative work loads. We have shown that reducing memory latency by bringing main memory on chip gives us near-perfect performance. Three-dimensional IC technology can provide the much needed bandwidth without the cost, design complexity, and power issues associated with a large number of off-chip pins. The principal challenge remains the demonstration of a highly manufacturable 3D IC technology with high yield and low cost. View full abstract»
11. Platform-based design and software design methodology for embedded systems| | Quick Abstract | PDF (128 KB)
Embedded products have become so complex and must be developed so quickly that current design methodologies are no longer adequate. The authors' vision for the future of embedded-system design involves two essential components: a rigorous methodology for embedded software development and platform-based design View full abstract»
12. Dynamic power management in wireless sensor networks| | Quick Abstract | PDF (416 KB)
We propose an OS-directed power management technique to improve the energy efficiency of sensor nodes. Dynamic power management (DPM) is an effective tool in reducing system power consumption without significantly degrading performance. The basic idea is to shut down devices when not needed and wake them up when necessary. DPM, in general, is not a trivial problem. If the energy and performance overheads in sleep-state transition were negligible, then a simple greedy algorithm that makes the system enter the deepest sleep state when idling would be perfect. However, in reality, sleep-state transitioning has the overhead of storing processor state and turning off power. Waking up also takes a finite amount of time. Therefore, implementing the correct policy for sleep-state transitioning is critical for DPM success. It is argued that power-aware methodology uses an embedded microoperating system to reduce node energy consumption by exploiting both sleep state and active power management View full abstract»
13. Unveiling the ISCAS-85 benchmarks: a case study in reverse engineering| | Quick Abstract | PDF (196 KB)
Designing at higher levels of abstraction is key to managing the complexity of today's VLSI chips. The authors show how they reverse-engineered the ISCAS-85 benchmarks to add a useful, new high-level tool to the designer's arsenal View full abstract»
14. Power Analysis Attacks and Countermeasures| | Quick Abstract | PDF (349 KB)
This article focuses on power analysis attacks because they have received by far the most attention in recent years. They are powerful and can be executed relatively easily. This article provides an introduction to these attacks and discusses countermeasures against them. In particular, we focus on countermeasures that can be implemented at the cell level. This article presents an overview of power analysis attacks, which are based on the measurement of the power consumed by cryptographic ICs, and countermeasures against them. View full abstract»
15. Dynamic Task Mapping for MPSoCs| | Quick Abstract | PDF (536 KB)
Multiprocessor-system-on-a-chip (MPSoC) applications can consist of a varying number of simultaneous tasks and can change even after system design, enforcing a scenario that requires the use of dynamic task mapping. This article investigates dynamic task-mapping heuristics targeting reduction of network congestion in network-on-chip (NoC)-based MPSoCs. The proposed heuristics achieve up to 31% smaller channel load and up to 22% smaller packet latency than other heuristics. View full abstract»
16. Built-In Self-Test Techniques| | Quick Abstract | PDF (7505 KB)
A system that includes self-test features must have facilities for generating test patterns and analyzing the resultant circuit response. This article surveys the structures that are used to implement these self-test functions. The various techniques used to convert the system bistables into test scan paths are discussed. The addition of bistables associated with the I/O bonding pads so that the pads can be accessed via a scan path (external or boundary scan path) is described. Most designs use linear-feedback shift registers for both test pattern generation and response analysis. The various linear-feedback shift register designs for pseudorandom or pseudoexhaustive input test pattern generation and for output response signature analysis are presented. View full abstract»
17. From Buildings to Smart Buildings—Sensing and Actuation to Improve Energy Efficiency| | Quick Abstract | PDF (571 KB) | | HTML
A holistic approach to reducing the energy footprint of large commercial buildings is proposed. A detailed energy use breakdown within a modern building is presented, leading to the key insight that, in addition to the HVAC system, the energy used by miscellaneous plug loads which include IT equipment must also be addressed. An actuation framework is proposed to control plug-loads and the HVAC system for energy savings. View full abstract»
18. Computational RAM: implementing processors in memory| | Quick Abstract | PDF (140 KB)
Computational RAM is a processor-in-memory architecture that makes highly effective use of internal memory bandwidth by pitch-matching simple processing elements to memory columns. Computational RAM can function either as a conventional memory chip or as a SIMD (single-instruction stream, multiple-data stream) computer. When used as a memory, computational RAM is competitive with conventional DRAM in terms of access time, packaging and cost. Adding logic to memory is not a simple question of bolting together two existing designs. The paper considers how computational RAM integrates processing power with memory by using an architecture that preserves and exploits the features of memory View full abstract»
19. Total and Peak Energy Consumption Minimization of Building HVAC Systems Using Model Predictive Control| | Quick Abstract | PDF (664 KB) | | HTML
This article addresses the challenge of realizing the building automation and control system using a distributed network of embedded computers. A specification methodology and design space exploration framework are proposed to raise the level of abstraction at which building control systems are designed, to reduce design effort, and to lower implementation cost. View full abstract»
20. An Introduction to High-Level Synthesis| | Quick Abstract | PDF (148 KB)
High-level synthesis raises the design abstraction level and allows rapid generation of optimized RTL hardware for performance, area, and power requirements. This article gives an overview of state-of-the-art HLS techniques and tools. View full abstract»
21. Pulsed-Latch Circuits: A New Dimension in ASIC Design| | Quick Abstract | PDF (732 KB)
Pulsed-latch circuits retain the advantages of both latches and flip-flops, offering higher performance and lower power consumption within a conventional ASIC design environment. This article identifies a design methodology and tools for pulsed-latch ASICs to complement this environment. The authors review potential solutions and provide quantitative results to assess the effectiveness of pulsed-latch circuits. View full abstract»
22. Digitally intensive wireless transceivers| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1098 KB)
In this review article, the author revisits the digitization journey of wireless systems and the motivations that have driven this research field, gives a brief yet concise summary of state-of-the-art solutions, and offers insights for future developments. View full abstract»
23. Test Challenges for 3D Integrated Circuits| | Quick Abstract | PDF (180 KB)
One of the challenges for 3D technology adoption is the insufficient understanding of 3D testing issues and the lack of DFT solutions. This article describes testing challenges for 3D ICs, including problems that are unique to 3D integration, and summarizes early research results in this area. Researchers are investigating various 3D IC manufacturing processes that are particularly relevant to testing and DFT. In terms of the process and the level of assembly that 3D ICs require, we can broadly classify the techniques as monolithic or as die stacking. View full abstract»
24. Embedded Memories: Progress and a Look into the Future| | Quick Abstract | PDF (397 KB)
Memories are categorized as embedded memories (e-memories) and stand-alone memories. E-memories favor high speed rather than low cost. In addition, they must maintain compatibility with the logic process, because they must be cofabricated on the same chip as the logic. In contrast, standalone memories give the first priority to low cost and thus high density rather than high speed. There are two types of e-memories: RAMs and ROMs (or "almost ROMs" such as flash memories). RAMs ensure an unlimited number of read and write cycles, and at present, RAMs come in two types: SRAMs, and DRAMs that necessitate refresh operations to retain the data stored at cell capacitors. ROMs ensure nonvolatility of stored data, exemplified by flash memories and ferroelectric RAMs (FeRAMs). View full abstract»
25. High-Level Synthesis: Past, Present, and Future| | Quick Abstract | PDF (6788 KB)
This article presents the history and evolution of HLS from research to industry adoption. The authors offer insights on why earlier attempts to gain industry adoption were not successful, why current HLS tools are finally seeing adoption, and what to expect as HLS evolves toward system-level design. View full abstract»
26. Built-In Self-Test Structures| | Quick Abstract | PDF (8717 KB)
A system that includes self-test features must have facilities for generating test patterns and analyzing the resultant circuit response. This article surveys the structures that are used to implement these self-test functions. The various techniques used to convert the system bistables into test scan paths are discussed. The addition of bistables associated with the I/O bonding pads so that the pads can be accessed via a scan path (external or boundary scan path) is described. Most designs use linear-feedback shift registers for both test pattern generation and response analysis. The various linear-feedback shift register designs for pseudorandom or pseudoexhaustive input test pattern generation and for output response signature analysis are presented. View full abstract»
27. Secure and Robust Error Correction for Physical Unclonable Functions| | Quick Abstract | PDF (650 KB)
Physical unclonable functions (PUFs) offer a promising mechanism that can be used in many security, protection, and digital rights management applications. One key issue is the stability of PUF responses that is often addressed by error correction codes. The authors propose a new syndrome coding scheme that limits the amount of leaked information by the PUF error-correcting codes. View full abstract»
28. Applying the Model-View-Controller Paradigm to Adaptive Test| | Quick Abstract | PDF (719 KB) | | HTML
The paper states that adaptive testing has been a focus area for IC testing in the last few years. The "Model-View-Controller"(MVC) architecture has the potential to improve engineering productivity for analysis and application of Adaptive Testing. View full abstract»
29. IEEE 1149.6: a boundary-scan standard for advanced digital networks| | Quick Abstract | PDF (265 KB)
AC-coupled high-speed differential signals have been a hole in the IEEE 1149.1 boundary-scan standard since its inception. In May 2001, a group formed to address this problem, resulting in the IEEE 1149.6 standard. Several members of the IEEE 1149.6 working group describe how the standard works and how it can test Gigabit Ethernet, Fibre Channel and more. View full abstract»
30. Chemical and Biological Applications of Digital-Microfluidic DevicesFair, R.B. ; Khlystov, A. ; Tailor, T.D. ; Ivanov, V. ; Evans, R.D. ; Griffin, P.B. ; Vijay Srinivasan ; Pamula, V.K. ; Pollack, M.G. ; Zhou, J.Page(s): 10 - 24| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1361 KB)
Digital-microfluidic lab-on-a chip (LoC) technology offers a platform for developing diagnostic applications with the advantages of portability, sample and reagent volume reduction, faster analysis, increased automation, low power consumption, compatibility with mass manufacturing, and high throughput. In addition to diagnostics, digital microfluidics is finding use in airborne chemical detection, DNA sequencing by synthesis, and tissue engineering. In this article, we review efforts to develop various LoC applications using electrowetting-based digital microfluidics. We describe these applications, their implementation, and associated design issues. View full abstract»
31. Aegis: A Single-Chip Secure Processor| | Quick Abstract | PDF (932 KB)
In this article, we introduce a single-chip secure processor called Aegis. In addition to supporting mechanisms to authenticate the platform and software, our processor incorporates mechanisms to protect the integrity and privacy of applications from physical attacks as well as software attacks. Therefore, physically secure systems can be built using this processor. Two key primitives, physical unclonable functions (PUFs) and off-chip memory protection, enable the physical security of our system. These primitives can also be easily applied to other secure computing systems to enhance their security. View full abstract»
32. Dual-Control Self-Healing Architecture for High-Performance Radio SoCs| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1270 KB)
This article discusses a self-healing 60-GHz transceiver architecture which employs information collected from on-chip sensors to intelligently adjust various tuning knobs and significantly improve the post-healing performance yield. View full abstract»
33. Metastable Behavior in Digital Systems| | Quick Abstract | PDF (14279 KB)
Fault-free digital circuits may malfunction when asynchronous inputs have critical timing combinations that result in metastable operation. This mode of failure is often overlooked in digital system design and reliability analysis. Here, we survey developments in the study of metastable behavior and identify their relevance to digital system design and reliability, and we describe and evaluate a number of techniques for reducing the probability of metastable failure. View full abstract»
34. BEE2: a high-end reconfigurable computing system| | Quick Abstract | PDF (136 KB)
The Berkeley Emulation Engine 2 (BEE2) project is developing a reusable, modular, and scalable framework for designing high-end reconfigurable computers, including a processing-module building block and several programming models. Using these elements, BEE2 can provide over 10 times more computing throughput than a DSP-based system with similar power consumption and cost and over 100 times that of a microprocessor-based system. View full abstract»
35. On-Chip Testing Techniques for RF Wireless Transceivers| | Quick Abstract | PDF (163 KB)
This article describes a set of on-chip testing techniques and their application to integrated wireless RF transceivers. The objective is to reduce final product cost and accelerate time to market by providing means of testing the entire transceiver system as well as its major building blocks without using off-chip analog or RF instrumentation. On-chip test devices fabricated in a standard CMOS process and experimentally evaluated support the proposed test strategy View full abstract»
36. Designing fault-tolerant techniques for SRAM-based FPGAs| | Quick Abstract | PDF (224 KB)
FPGAs have become prevalent in critical applications in which transient faults can seriously affect the circuit's operation. We present a fault tolerance technique for transient and permanent faults in SRAM-based FPGAs. This technique combines duplication with comparison (DWC) and concurrent error detection (CEO) to provide a highly reliable circuit while maintaining hardware, pin, and power overheads far lower than with classic triple-modular-redundancy techniques. View full abstract»
37. Design Automation for Synthetic Biological Systems| | Quick Abstract | PDF (832 KB) | | HTML
Through principled engineering methods, synthetic biology aims to build specialized biological components that can be modularly composed to create complex systems. This article outlines bio-design automation using two complementary design approaches, bottom-up modular construction from biological primitives and pathway-based approaches. The article also highlights future challenges for both. View full abstract»
38. Intelligent Building Energy Information and Control Systems for Low-Energy Operations and Optimal Demand Response| | Quick Abstract | PDF (856 KB) | | HTML
An energy information system that acquires and aggregates information from various sensors within buildings is presented. The role of a building information system in reducing building energy consumption as well as in providing demand response, is explored, and case studies of real use are presented. View full abstract»
39. Globally Asynchronous, Locally Synchronous Circuits: Overview and Outlook| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1110 KB)
This article provides a pragmatic survey on the state of the art in GALS architectural techniques, design flows, and applications. The authors also prescribe several industrial inventions and changes in methodology, tools, and design flow that would improve GALS-based integration of IP blocks. View full abstract»
40. Reducing burn-in time through high-voltage stress test and Weibull statistical analysis| | Quick Abstract | PDF (184 KB)
To guarantee an industry standard of reliability in ICs, manufacturers incorporate special testing techniques into the circuit manufacturing process. For most electronic devices, the specific reliability required is quite high, often producing a lifespan of several years. Testing such devices for reliability under normal operating conditions would require a very long period of time to gather the data necessary for modeling the device's failure characteristics. Under this scenario, a device might become obsolete by the time the manufacturer could guarantee its reliability. High-voltage stress testing (HVST) is common in IC manufacturing, but publications comparing it with other test and burn-in methods are scarce. This article shows that the use of HVST can dramatically reduce the amount of required burn-in. View full abstract»
41. Modeling Process Variability in Scaled CMOS Technology| | Quick Abstract | PDF (900 KB)
Process variability has become a critical issue in scaled CMOS design. This article provides a comprehensive view on the predominant variation sources in sub-90-nm devices, their impact on device and circuit performance, and various modeling approaches for statistical circuit analysis. View full abstract»
42. Bit Cell Optimizations and Circuit Techniques for Nanoscale SRAM Design| | Quick Abstract | PDF (297 KB)
Six-transistor SRAM cells have served as the workhorse embedded memory for several decades. However, with aggressive technology scaling, designers find it increasingly difficult to guarantee robust operation at low voltages because of the worsening process variation. This article presents circuit techniques pursued by industry to overcome SRAM scaling challenges in future technology nodes. View full abstract»
43. Scaling: More than Moore's law| | Quick Abstract | PDF (123 KB)
Discerning "the road ahead" is more difficult than ever. For IC design and test, the road ahead has long involved various corollaries of the 50+-year scaling phenomenon known as Moore's law. This column examines the ITRS definitions associated with "More than Moore", along with their implications. View full abstract»
44. Challenges and Directions for Low-Voltage SRAM| | Quick Abstract | PDF (4435 KB)
SRAMs capable of operating at extremely low supply voltages-for example, below the transistor threshold voltage-can enable ultra-low-power battery-operated systems by allowing the logic and memory to operate at the same optimal supply voltage. This review article presents SRAM techniques including new bit cells, novel sensing schemes, and read/write assist circuits for ultra-low-power applications. View full abstract»
45. Microprocessor Software-Based Self-Testing| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1146 KB)
This article discusses the potential role of software-based self-testing in the microprocessor test and validation process, as well as its supplementary role in other classic functional- and structural-test methods. In addition, the article proposes a taxonomy for different SBST methodologies according to their test program development philosophy, and summarizes research approaches based on SBST techniques for optimizing other key aspects. View full abstract»
46. Faults, Injection Methods, and Fault Attacks| | Quick Abstract | PDF (239 KB)
An active attacker can induce errors during the computation of the cryptographic algorithm and exploit the faulty results to extract information about the secret key in embedded systems. We call this kind of attack a fault attack. Fault attacks can break an unprotected system more quickly than any other kind of side-channel attack such as simple power analysis (SPA), differential power analysis (DPA), or electromagnetic analysis (EMA). For example, the attacker can break RSA-CRT (RSA with Chinese Remainder Theorem) with one faulty result, and Data Encryption Standard (DES) and Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) with two. Furthermore, the protection of fault attacks is more costly in terms of chip area. Here, we survey fault injection methods, types of faults, and fault attack models. View full abstract»
47. High-Performance Asynchronous Pipelines: An Overview| | Quick Abstract | PDF (615 KB)
Pipelining is a key element of high-performance design. Distributed synchronization is at the same time one of the key strengths and one of the major difficulties of asynchronous pipelining. It automatically provides elasticity and on-demand power consumption. This tutorial provides an overview of the best-in-class asynchronous pipelining methods that can be used to fully exploit the advantages of this design style, covering both static and dynamic logic implementations. View full abstract»
48. Jitter measurements of high-speed serial links| | Quick Abstract | PDF (248 KB)
Jitter is one of the most important issues in the design and operation of high-speed serial links. We focus on the BERT scan method, a jitter characterization method based on scanning the bit error rate within the eye diagram. View full abstract»
49. Toward hardware-redundant, fault-tolerant logic for nanoelectronicsJie Han ; Gao, J. ; Jonker, Pieter ; Yan Qi ; Fortes, J.A.B.Page(s): 328 - 339| | Quick Abstract | PDF (240 KB)
This article provides an overview of several logic redundancy schemes, including von Neumann's multiplexing logic, N-tuple modular redundancy, and interwoven redundant logic. We discuss several important concepts for redundant nanoelectronic system designs based on recent results. First, we use Markov chain models to describe the error-correcting and stationary characteristics of multiple-stage multiplexing systems. Second, we show how to obtain the fundamental error bounds by using bifurcation analysis based on probabilistic models of unreliable gates. Third, we describe the notion of random interwoven redundancy. Finally, we compare the reliabilities of quadded and random interwoven structures by using a simulation-based approach. We observe that the deeper a circuit's logical depth, the more fault-tolerant the circuit tends to be for a fixed number of faults. For a constant gate failure rate, a circuit's reliability tends to reach a stationary state as its logical depth increases. View full abstract»
50. Seven strategies for tolerating highly defective fabrication| | Quick Abstract | PDF (176 KB)
This article we present an architecture that supports fine-grained sparing and resource matching. The base logic structure is a set of interconnected PLAs. The PLAs and their interconnections consist of large arrays of interchangeable nanowires, which serve as programmable product and sum terms and as programmable interconnect links. Each nanowire can have several defective programmable junctions. We can test nanowires for functionality and use only the subset that provides appropriate conductivity and electrical characteristics. We then perform a matching between nanowire junction programmability and application logic needs to use almost all the nanowires even though most of them have defective junctions. We employ seven high-level strategies to achieve this level of defect tolerance. View full abstract»
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