Chip in Aracaju 2014
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Chair´s Welcome …………………………………………………….
Fringe and Social Meetings ……………………………………..
27th SBCCI ……………………………………………………………..
Committees ………………………………………………………
Tutorials ……………………………………………………………
Keynotes …………………………………………………………..
Technical Sessions …………………………………………….
29th SBMICRO ……………………………………………………….
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Tutorials ……………………………………………………………
Keynotes …………………………………………………………..
Technical Sessions …………………………………………….
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Technical Sessions …………………………………………….
14th SFORUM ………………………………………………………..
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Technical Sessions …………………………………………….
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Chip in Aracaju 2014
-----------------------------Chair´s Welcome
The General and Program Chairs warmly welcome all the
participants. This year's meeting is being hosted by the Federal
University of Sergipe (UFS) and Federal Institute of Sergipe (IFS).
The “Chip in/on <somewhere>” is a series of events that started
in 2000, with the Chip in the Jungle, in the State of Amazon,
Brazil. It is the largest conference in Microelectronics in South
America, annually held in Brazil. The conference goal is to bring
together managers, leading researchers from academia and
industry, and students to present and discuss relevant issues
related to the major Microelectronics research and development
areas. In 2014 the conference takes place in Aracaju-SE, from
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September 1 to 5 . Welcome to the Chip in Aracaju
Conference.
Aracaju is the venue and it is the capital of the Brazilian state
of Sergipe. It is a touristic city located in a Brazilian region known
as North-East, which can be reached through regular flights from
many cities. Aracaju is located 250 Km from Salvador and
Maceio, and 500 Km from Recife. The foundation of Aracaju's
economy is tourist, services and industry, mainly, small and
medium enterprises dedicated to gas and oil. Aracaju has an
average annual temperature of 26 Celsius degrees, and offers
many attractions like beautiful beaches with white sand and
warm water. Aracaju has also a dynamic nightlife with wide
range of restaurants with delicious gastronomy (specially shrimp,
fishes, crabs, seafood and Brazilian steaks) and bars with live
music. In the surroundings, you can find wonderful landscapes
such as Caninde Canyon, Sao Francisco River, Mangue Seco, and
others.
The Chip in Aracaju meeting is a big event. It is composed by
four symposia: the 29th Symposium on Microelectronics
Technology and Devices – SBMICRO 2014, the 27th Symposium
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on Integrated Circuits and Systems Design – SBCCI 2014, the 4
Workshop on Circuits and Systems Design – WCAS 2014, and the
14th Microelectronics Students Forum – SForum 2014. It also has
the industrial exhibit where leading semiconductor companies
will present their newest products, tools, projects. The event has
several fringe and social meetings. It includes also one industrial
panel, which will discuss the policies to stimulate innovation and
the development of Micro and Nanoelectronics in Brazil.
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The SBCCI 2014 has been steadily growing as an important
international forum for presentation of advanced research
results on leading edge aspects of integrated circuits and
systems design, such as analog circuits, mixed-signal, and digital
integrated circuits design, dedicated and reconfigurable
architectures, CAD tools, design methods, embedded systems,
and verification and test methods. In the Systems-on-Chip (SoC)
era, all these technical fields contribute to the advancement of
computing, communication and information systems. The SBCCI
Symposium is co-sponsored by IEEE CAS Society, ACM-SigDA, IFIP
Group 10, Brazilian Computer Society (SBC) and Brazilian
Microelectronics Society (SBMICRO).
The SBCCI 2014 Program Committee has made a major effort
to thoroughly review 129 papers which were electronically
submitted. After Double-blind-reviewing and rebuttal periods,
the TPC finally selected 43 papers for the final program which
are distributed in 10 technical sessions. These technical sessions
deal with analog design and modeling, RF circuits, CAD methods
and synthesis, circuit and SoC testing, embedded systems, low
power digital design, on-chip communication (networks-onchip), and reconfigurable systems. The Proceedings are available
in ACM Digital Library as ISBN No 978-1-4503-3156-2 and IEEE
Xplorer.
The Technical Program of SBCCI is enriched by many
highlights: 1 keynote speaker, 4 tutorials, 5 invited talks, 1
industrial panel, and business sessions with presentations from
industry experts. Keynote speech by Prof. D.Sc. Subhasish Mitra
(Stanford University, USA) deals with the challenges of Robust
Systems: From Clouds to Nanotubes.
The SBMicro 2014 is an international forum dedicated to
fabrication and modeling of microsystems, integrated circuits
and devices, held annually in Brazil. The goal of the symposium is
to bring together researchers in the areas of processing,
materials, characterization, modeling and TCAD of integrated
circuits, microsensors, microactuators and MEMS. This year
SBMICRO will present 54 scientific papers distributed in 9
sessions and one poster section, 4 tutorials, 4 invited talks. There
is also a keynote addressing “Device Design Considerations for
14nm Node, 10nm Node and Beyond”, presented by Bruce B.
Doris from IBM, Albany, N.Y., USA. The Proceedings are available
in IEEE Xplorer Digital Library as ISBN No 978-1-4799-4697-6
(USB) and 978-1-4779-4696-9 (Xplorer).
The WCAS 2014 is devoted to the presentation and
discussion of design experiences with a high degree of relevance
in industrial and educational contexts, as well as innovative
design methodologies and applications of specific design
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technologies in an industrial context. The main idea of the
workshop is to offer the chance (primarily to industry) of
pointing out to the community real-life design and technology
challenges that should be addressed in the short–to-medium
term. This year WCAS 2014 is presenting 18 technical papers
distributed in four technical sessions and two invited talks.
The SForum 2014 is part of the Chip in Aracaju Conference.
The main purpose of this event is to promote the participation of
students in the main Brazilian symposia in the area of
Microelectronics. It provides an opportunity for the presentation
and discussion of research projects developed by undergraduate
students in microelectronics. This year SFORUM received 46
papers, and the Program Committee has selected 32 papers, 18
for oral sessions as well as 14 papers in a poster section. The
papers of SFORUM are available in SBMICRO´s Digital Library
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under ISSN N 2358-2537.
Thus, the Chip in Aracaju event – as the co-located events
are collectively addressed - was a team effort of highly dedicated
volunteers. The Program Committee (PC) and external reviewers
worked very hard in reviewing papers and providing suggestions
for their improvement, which were keys to the final program
quality. All our four Program Committees have members from all
regions of the world: Europe, Asia, South America and USA.
The Chairs thank also our co-sponsoring societies: the IEEE
Circuits and Systems Society, the ACM SigDA, the Brazilian
Computer Society (SBC), the Brazilian Microelectronics Society
(SBMICRO), as well as the technical co-sponsorship from IFIP
Working Group 10.5. Finally, the institutional and/or financial
support provided by the local public funding agencies (CAPES,
CNPq and FAPITEC) and by the industrial sponsors is gratefully
acknowledged which are presenting their tools, projects,
products and commercial possibilities for all community.
Special thanks go to the authors that spent precious time on
the preparation of their works. We deeply thank the four
Program Committees, the keynotes and invited talk speakers,
and also the members of the various meeting committees and
reviewers, panelists and chairs. The volunteers at the
Conference Secretariat from UFS and IFS Institutions staff and
students deserve our appreciation for their dedication to the
Organization.
We hope that you enjoy the Chip in Aracaju´2014 technical
and social programs, which were carefully prepared for you.
Have a great conference experience and enjoy Aracaju and other
cities in Brazilian Northeast region.
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Fringe and Social Meetings
Monday, September 1st
Registration
13:00-17:00
14:00-19:00
“I South America Altera University Program Symposium” or “I
Encontro do Programa Universitário Altera no Brasil” (In
Portuguese). This meeting is dedicated to all participants of
ALTERA University Program. New professors, researchers,
and professionals interested in this program are welcome.
Speaker: Fabio Petrassem de Sousa
(Macnica DHW and Altera)
Meeting of the SBMICRO Council
14:40-16:00
SBCCI Meeting
16:20-17:40
SBCCI and SBMICRO Steering
17:40-19:00
Tuesday, September 2nd
Registration
08:00-08:40
Opening
18:20-18:40
MSc and PhD Awards
18:40-19:00
SBMICRO Awards
19:00-19:20
Reception and Coktail
19:30-22:00
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Wednesday, September 3rd
Registration
08:00-09:00
SBMICRO General Assembly
18:20-19:20
Thursday, September 4th
Meeting CI Brazil
14:40-16:00 and 16:20-18:20
PANEL – Industry and Goverment Strategies for
Micro/Nanoelectronics in Brazil
18:40-19:40
Conference Dinner
20:00
Friday, September 5th
Best Papers Awards
16:20-16:40
Closing Ceremony
16:40-17:00
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SBCCI 2014
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27 Symposium on Integrated Circuits
and Systems Design
SBCCI is an international forum dedicated to integrated
circuits and systems design, test and CAD, held annually in
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Brazil. The 27 SBCCI will take place at Aracaju, Brazil.
The goal of the symposium is to bring together
researchers in the areas of computer-aided design, design
and test of integrated circuits and systems. The scope of
the symposium includes technical sessions, tutorials and
panels, as well as exhibition and working group meetings.
The best papers presented at the symposium will be
invited to resubmit an extended version to be considered
for publication at the IEEE Design & Test and at the JICS Journal of Integrated Circuits and Systems.
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27th SBCCI 2014
- Committees General Chair
Edward David Moreno
UFS, Brazil
[email protected]
Program Chair
Rodolfo Jardim de Azevedo
UNICAMP, Brasil
[email protected]
Tutorial Chair
Sérgio Bampi
UFRGS, Brazil
Publication Chair
Fernanda Kastensmidt
UFRGS, Brazil
Felipe de Souza Marques
UFPel, Brazil
Peter Kinget
Columbia University, N. Y.,
USA
[email protected]
Panels Chair
Gilberto Medeiros Ribeiro
UFMG, Brazil
Industry Liaison
Carla Almeida
SergipeTec & UFS, Brazil
Finance Chair
Adicinéia A. de Oliveira
UFS, Brazil
Marcelo Lubaszewski
CEITEC, Brazil
Publicity Chair
Ricardo Reis
UFRGS, Brazil
Siddhartha Chhabra
INTEL, USA
Local Arrangements Chair
Edson Barbosa Lisboa
IFS, Brazil
Leila Buarque Couto de Matos
IFS, Brazil
Leila Silva
UFS, Brazil
Leonardo Nogueira Matos
UFS, Brazil
US Liaison
Matthew Guthaus
UCSC, USA
Europe Liaison
Rolf Drechsler
University of Bremen & DFKI,
Germany
Asia Liaison
Yajun Ha
NUS, Singapore
Latin America Liaison
Claudia Feregrino
INAOE, México
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- Tutorials Tuesday, September 2nd
Chair: Sérgio Bampi (UFRGS, Brazil)
Tutorial 1
08:40-10:20
Sub-Threshold VLSI Digital Circuits and Systems: A Design
Perspective
Prof. Massimo Alioto
National University of Singapore (NUS)
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Tutorial 2
10:40-12:20
Ultra-Low Voltage Analog Circuits
Prof. Peter Kinget
Columbia University, USA
Lunch
12:20-14:00
Tutorial 3
14:00-15:30
Computing Efficiently, and Approximately
Prof. Anand Raghunathan
Purdue University, USA
Tutorial 4
15:30-17:00
Carbon Nanotube Imperfection-Immune Digital VLSI
Prof. Subhasish Mitra
Stanford University, USA
Coffee Break
17:00-17:20
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Visit to Exhibitors (booths)
17:20-18:20
Opening Ceremony
18:20-18:40
MSc and PhD Awards
18:40-19:00
SBMICRO Awards
19:00-19:20
Reception and Coktail
19:30-22:00
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- Keynotes Wednesday, September 3rd
Keynote SBCCI
09:00-10:20
Robust Systems: From Clouds to Nanotubes
Prof. Subhasish Mitra
Stanford University, USA
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Keynote SBMicro
10:40-12:00
Device Design Considerations for 14nm Node, 10nm
Node and Beyond
Bruce Bennet Doris
IBM, Albany (NY), USA
Lunch
12:00-14:00
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- Technical Sessions Wednesday, September 3rd
Exhibitors (booths)
14:00-14:40
Session 1 – SoC, NoC and Embedded Systems I
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
14:40-15:00
Balanced Prefetching Aggressiveness Controller for NoCBased Multiprocessor
André Aziz, Maria Cireno, Edna Barros and Bruno Prado
15:00-15:20
Bee Colony Algorithm Applied to Memory Architecture
Exploration Intended for Energy Reduction
Crystal de Menezes Santos and Abel Guilhermino SilvaFilho
15:20-15:40
Designing Ultra-Low Power Systems with Non-Uniform
Sampling and Event-Driven Logic
Giuseppe Roa, Tugdual Pelleter, Agnès Bonvilain, Laurent
Fesquet and Alejandro Chagoya
15:40-16:00
Worst-Case Delay Bounds in Deadlock-Free Wormhole
Networks-on-Chip with Virtual Channels
Yue Qian, Junhui Wang and Zhonghai Lu
Coffe Break
16:00-16:20
Invited Talk I
16:20-17:00
3D Architectures: Promises and Design Challenges
Prof. Pascal Vivet (CEA-Leti, France)
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Session 2 – Analog & RF & Mixed Signal I
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
17:00-17:20
Design for Stability of Active Inductor with Feedback
Resistance
Gabriel Guerreiro and João Navarro
17:20-17:40
High Linearity and Large Output Swing Sub-Hz
Pre-Amplifier for Portable Biomedical Applications
Moacir Monteiro, Hamilton Klimach and Sérgio Bampi
17:40-18:00
Impact of ESD Protection and Power Supply Decoupling
Protection on 10 Ghz Low Noise Amplifier
Wilson J. Bortoletto Machado and Calvin Plett
18:00-18:20
Improved Charge Pump Circuits for Standard CMOS
Technologies
Carlos Augusto de Moraes Cruz, Carlos Alberto dos Reis
Filho and Davies William de Lima Monteiro
18:20-18:40
System-Level Design of a Reconfigurable CT SD
Modulator for Multi-Standard Wireless Applications
Raphael Andreoni Viera, Cesar Augusto Prior, Jorge de La
Cruz and João Baptista
Thursday, September 4th
Session 3 – CAD, Verification and Test I
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
08:20-08:40
Clever: Cross-Layer Error Verification, Evaluation and
Reporting
Rafael Kioji Vivas Maeda and Frank Sill Torres
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08:40-09:00
Determining cases of Scenarios to Improve Coverage in
Simulation-Based Verification
Shuo Yang, Robert Wille and Rolf Drechsler
09:00-09:20
Simulation Based Verification with Range Based Signal
Representations for Mixed-Signal Systems
Michael Kaergel, Markus Olbrich and Erich Barke
09:20-09:40
Validating ESL Implementations Against Their Formal
Specifications
Jannis Stoppe, Robert Wille and Rolf Drechsler
09:40-10:00
Verification of Hardware Implementations Through
Correctness of Their Recursive Definitions in PVS
Ariane Alves Almeida, Janier Arias-Garcia, Carlos H. Llanos
and Maurício Ayala-Rincon
Exhibitors (booths)
10:00-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Invited Talk II
10:40-11:20
Self-Verification as the Key Technology for Next
Generation Electronic Systems
Prof. Rolf Drechsler (Bremen University & DFKI, Germany)
Session 4 – CAD, Verification and Test II
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
11:20-11:40
Automated Synthesis of Cell Libraries for Asynchronous
Circuits
Matheus Moreira, Michel Arendt, Adriel Ziesemer, Ricardo
Reis and Ney Calazans
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11:40-12:00
Reliability Analysis of a 130nm Charge Redistribution SAR
ADC under Single Event Effects
Alisson Lanot and Tiago Balen
12:00-12:20
A Fast Runtime Fault Recovery Approach for NoC-Based
MPSoCs for Performance Constrained Applications
Eduardo Wachter, Augusto Erichsen, Leonardo Juracy,
Alexandre Amory and Fernando Moraes
Lunch
12:20-14:00
Invited Talk III
14:00-14:40
An Overview of Radio Frequency Technologies and Their
Influence on the Power Efficiency of Wireless
Communication Systems
Solon J. Spiegel (Rio Systems, Israel)
Session 5 – Analog & RF & Mixed Signal II
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
14:40-15:00
A Compact and Power-Efficient CMOS Battery Charger
for Implantable Devices
Jader A. de Lima
15:00-15:20
A Low-Voltage Current Reference with High Immunity to
EMI
David Cordova, Pedro Toledo and Eric Fabris
15:20-15:40
A Self-Biased CMOS Current Reference Based on ZTC
Operating Point
Pedro Toledo, Hamilton Klimach, David Cordova and
Sérgio Bampi
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15:40-16:00
Sub-1 v Supply Nano-Watt MOSfet-Only Threshold
Voltage Extractor Circuit
Oscar E. Mattia, Hamilton Klimach and Sérgio Bampi
Coffee Break
16:00-16:20
Invited Talk IV
16:20-17:00
Dynamic/Self-Adaptive NoC
Prof. Jean-Philippe Diguet (University Européenne de
Bretagne - UBS, France)
Session 6 – Analog & RF & Mixed Signal III
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
17:00-17:20
10 MV – 1V Step-Up Converter for Energy Harvesting
Applications
Marcio Bender Machado, Mohamad Sawan, Marcio
Cherem Schneider and Carlos Galup-Montoro
17:20-17:40
A 2-Transistor Sub-1V Low Power Temperature
Compensated CMOS Voltage Reference
Alfredo Olmos, Juan Brito, Fabricio Ferreira and Fernando
Chavez
17:40-18:00
A CMOS Down-Conversion Mixer with High IIP2 and IIP3
for Multi-Band and Multiple Standards
David Cordova and Sérgio Bampi
18:00-18:20
SiGe HBT MM-Wave DC Coupled Ultra-Wide-Band Low
Noise Monolithic Amplifiers
André Ponchet, Ezio Bastida, Roberto Panepucci, Jacobus
Swart and Stefan Tenenbaum
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Exhibitors (booths)
18:20-18:40
R&D and Industry Strategies - PANEL
18:40-19:40
Conference Dinner
20:00
Friday, September 5th
Session 7 – Digital, Reconfigurable & Applications I
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
08:20-08:40
A Quantum-DOT Cellular Automata Processor Design
Elverton Fazzion, Osvaldo L. H. M. Fonseca, Douglas Sales
Silva, José Augusto M. Nacif and Omar Paranaiba Vilela
Neto
08:40-09:00
An Efficient Parallel yet Pipelined Reconfigurable
Architecture for M-PLN Weightless Neural Networks
Felipe Pereira da Silva, Alan Oliveira de Sá, NadiaNedjah
and Luiza de Macedo Mourelle
09:00-09:20
An Energy Consumption Analysis of Motion Estimation
Algorithms using Data Reuse in Video Coding Systems
Lívia Amaral, Dieison Silveira, Guilherme Povala, Luciano
Agostini, Marcelo Porto and Bruno Zatt
09:20-09:40
Performance and Impact of Process Variations in TunnelFet Ultra-Low Voltage Digital Circuits
Massimo Alioto and David Esseni
09:40-10:00
Towards a Framework to Perform DPA Attack on GALS
Pipeline Architectures
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Luciano Ludwig Loder, Marcelo Fay, Adão Antônio de
Souza Junior and Rafael Iankowski Soares
Exhibitors (booths)
10:00-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Session 8 – Digital, Reconfigurable & Applications II
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
10:40-11:00
A Real-Time 5-Views HD 1080p Architecture for 3D-HEVC
Depth Modeling Mode 4
Gustavo Sanchez, Bruno Zatt, Marcelo Porto and Luciano
Agostini
11:00-11:20
Design and Implementation of a Pipelined Decoder for
Generalized Concatenated Codes
Jens Spinner and Juergen Freudenberger
11:20-11:40
Energy-Efficient Hadamard-Based SATD Architectures
Luiz Henrique de Lorenzi Cancellier, André Beims
Bräscher, Ismael Seideland José Luís Güntzel
11:40-12:00
Hardware Design and FPGA Implementation for Road
Plane Extraction Based on V-Disparity Approach
Imad Benacer, Aicha Hamissi and Abdelhakim Khouas
12:00-12:20
VLSI Implementation of an OFDMA-WRAN AutoCorrelation
João Carlos Nunes Bittencourt, Nelson Alves Ferreira
Neto, Joaquim Ranyere S. de Oliveira and Wagner Luiz
Alves de Oliveira
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Lunch
12:20-14:00
Invited Talk V
14:00-14:40
Fabless and IP Semiconductor Business: A Technical and
Historical Prospective
Victor Grimblatt (Twitter, LinkedIn, Synopsys Chile R&D
Center)
Session 9 – CAD, Verification and Test III
Room: Cotinguiba
Chair:
14:40-15:00
A Novel state Assignment Method for Extended BurstMode FSMS Design using Genetic Algorithm
Tiago Curtinhas, Duarte Oliveira, Lester Faria and Osamu
Saotome
15:00-15:20
Deriving Reduced Transistor Count Circuits From AIGS
Jody Maick Matos, Marcus Ritt, Renato Ribas and André
Reis
15:20-15:40
Exploring Independent Gates in FinFET-Based Transistor
Network Generation
Vinicius Possani, André Reis, Renato Ribas, Felipe Marques
and Leomar da Rosa Junior
15:40-16:00
Mogamap and Dynpack: Multi-Objective Mapping and
Packing Algorithms for Optimization of Area,
Performance and Power Consumption in FPGAs
Viviane Souza and Abel Silva
Coffee Break
16:00-16:20
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Session 10 – SoC, NoC and Embedded Systems II
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
14:40-15:00
Adaptive Shared Memory Control for Multimedia
Systems-on-Chip
Alexsandro Bonatto, Fábio Pereira, André Borin, Marcelo
Negreiros and Altamiro Susin
15:00-15:20
Full-Virtualization on MIPS-Based MPSoCs Embedded
Platforms with Real-Time Support
Carlos Moratelli, Samir Zampiva and Fabiano Hessel
15:20-15:40
Hardware/Software Debugging of Large Scale Many-Core
Architectures
Stephanie Friederich, Jan Heisswolf and Jürgen Becker
15:40-16:00
Runtime QoS Support for MPSoC: A Processor Centric
Approach
Marcelo Ruaro, Everton Carara and Fernando Moraes
Coffee Break
16:00-16:20
Best Papers & Closing Ceremony
16:20-17:00
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SBMicro 2014
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29 Symposium on Microeletronics
Technology and Devices
The SBMicro symposium is an international forum
dedicated to fabrication and modeling of microsystems,
integrated circuits and devices, held annually in Brazil. The
goal of the symposium is to bring together researchers in
the areas of processing, materials, characterization,
modeling and TCAD of integrated circuits, microsensors,
microactuators and MEMS.
The SBMicro2014 will be located in Aracaju, Brazil. This
international conference offers a unique blend of
microelectronics and serves as a major conference for the
discussion of interdisciplinary research around the world
through a variety of formats, such as oral presentations,
poster sessions, exhibits, panel discussions, and tutorial
sessions.
The best papers presented at the symposium will be
invited to resubmit an extended version that will be
considered for publication at the JICS - Journal of
Integrated Circuits and Systems and at the Journal of the
Electrochemical Society. SBMicro2014 will occur in the
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same venue as SBCCI2014 - 27 Symposium on Integrated
Circuits and Systems Design.
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29th SBMicro 2014
- Committees –
General Chair
Edward David Moreno
UFS, Brazil
[email protected]
Program Chair
Davies William de Lima
Monteiro
UFMG, Brazil
[email protected]
Edmond Cretu
University of British Columbia,
Canada
[email protected]
Industry Liaison
Carla Almeida
SergipeTec & UFS, Brazil
Marcelo Lubaszewski
CEITEC, Brazil
Siddhartha Chhabra
INTEL, USA
Local Arrangements Chair
Edson Barbosa Lisboa
IFS, Brazil
Leila Buarque Couto de Matos
IFS, Brazil
Leila Silva
UFS, Brazil
Leonardo Nogueira Matos
UFS, Brazil
Tutorial Chair
Fabiano Fruett
UNICAMP, Brazil
Publication Chair
João A. Martino
USP, Brazil
Giuseppe Cirino
UFSCar, Brazil
Panels Chair
Gilberto Medeiros Ribeiro
UFMG, Brazil
Finance Chair
Adicinéia A. de Oliveira
UFS, Brazil
Publicity Chair
Jacobus Swart
UNICAMP, Brazil
US Liaison
Sanjay K. Banerjee
University of Texas, USA
Europe Liaison
Lis K. Nanver
Tudelft University,
Netherlands
Asia Liaison
Tomohiro Ishikawa,
University of Tohoku, Japan
Latin America Liaison
Antonio Garcia Rozo
Uniandes, Colombia
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- Tutorials Tuesday, September 2nd
Chair: Fabiano Fruett (UNICAMP, Brazil)
Tutorial 1
08:40-10:20
Adaptive Microsystems Lab - From Technology to
Devices and Microsystems
Prof. Edmond Cretu
University of British Columbia, Canada
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Tutorial 2
10:40-12:20
MEMS Fabrication in Academia
Prof. Tomohiro Ishikawa
Tohoku University, Japan
Lunch
12:20-14:00
Tutorial 3
14:00-15:30
Memristive Nanodevices
Jianhua Joshua Yang
HP Labs, USA
Tutorial 4
15:30-17:00
BTI in HKMG Devices - Physical Mechanism, Predictive
Modeling and Process Dependence
Prof. Souvik Mahapatra
DEE - IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India
Coffee Break
17:00-17:20
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Visit to Exhibitors (booths)
17:20-18:20
Opening Ceremony
18:20-18:40
MSc and PhD Awards
18:40-19:00
SBMICRO Awards
19:00-19:20
Reception and Coktail
19:30-22:00
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- Keynotes Wednesday, September 3rd
Keynote SBCCI
09:00-10:20
Robust Systems: From Clouds to Nanotubes
Prof. Subhasish Mitra
Stanford University, USA
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Keynote SBMicro
10:40-12:00
Device Design Considerations for 14nm Node, 10nm
Node and Beyond
Bruce Bennet Doris
IBM, Albany (NY), USA
Lunch
12:00-14:00
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- Technical Sessions Wednesday, September 3rd
Exhibitors (booths)
14:00-14:40
Session 1 – Optoelectronics I
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
14:40-15:00
Enabling III-V Integrated Photonics with Er-Doped Al2O3
Films
Paulo Felipe Jarschel, Mário Souza, Antônio Von Zuben,
Antônio Ramos, Rafael Merlo and Newton Frateschi
15:00-15:20
Uses of the Genetic Algorithm to Project Optimized
Semiconductor Microcavity Lasers
Eduardo Cotta, Omar Neto and Fernando Coelho
15:20-15:40
Simulation and Experimental Investigation of OneDimensional Porous Silicon Photonic Crystal
Danilo Huanca and Walter Salcedo
15:40-16:00
Photonic Band Gap Maps for Wurtzite GaN and AlN
Emerson Melo and Marco Alayo
Coffe Break
16:00-16:20
Invited Talk I
16:20-17:00
Modeling of Stochastic BTI in Small Area Devices and its
Impact on SRAM Performance
Prof. Souvik Mahapatra (DEE - IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India)
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Session 2 – Modeling
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
17:00-17:20
Effective Mobility Analysis of n- and p-Types SOI
Junctionless Nanowire Transistors
Rodrigo Doria, Renan Trevisoli, Michelly de Souza and
Marcelo Pavanello
17:20-17:40
Boosting the ICs Current Driver by Using Diamond Planar
Power MOSFET
Gabriel Silva and Salvador Gimenez
17:40-18:00
Comparison of Analog Performance Between SOI and
Bulk pFinFET
Alberto de Olveira, Paula Agopian, Eddy Simoen, Cor
Claeys and João Martino
18:00-18:20
A Simulation Study of Self-Heating Effect on Junctionless
Nanowire Transistors
Genaro Mariniello and Marcelo Pavanello
Thursday, September 4th
Session 3 – Optoelectronics II
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
08:20-08:40
Fabrication of Low Dark-Count PureB Single-Photon
Avalanche Diodes
Lin Qi, K. R. C. Mok, Mahdi Aminian, Edoardo Charbon and
Lis Nanver
08:40-09:00
InGaAs/InAlAs Quantum Well Infrared Photodetectors
for Operation in the 1.7 to 3.1 μm Wavelength Range
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Lesslie Guerra, Germano Penello, Luciana Pinto, Roberto
Jakomin, Renato Mourão, Mauricio Pires, Marcos Degani,
Marcelo Maialle and Patricia Souza
09:00-09:20
Active-Pixel Sensor (CMOS) in Low Temperature
Pedro Vitor Ferreira do Rosario, Luciana Pedrosa Salles,
Artur Soares Bezerra de Mello and Davies William de Lima
Monteiro
09:20-09:40
Dark Current Noise and Noise Gain in Quantum-Well
Infrared Photodetectors
Alvaro Diego Bernardino Maia, Barbara Paula Figueroa,
Anibal Tiago Bezerra, Rudy Massami Sakamoto Kawabata
and Mauricio Pamplona Pires
09:40-10:00
Microlenses and Photodetectors Integration for
Augmenting Photocurrent
José Miguel Gomes, Rui Pedro Rocha, José Higino Correia
and João Paulo Carmo
Exhibitors (booths)
10:00-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Invited Talk II
10:40-11:20
An Immunoassay on Silicon Chip
Prof. Tomohiro Ishikawa (Tohoku University, Japan)
Session 4 – Radiation & Temperature Effects I
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
11:20-11:40
Improving MOSFETs Radiation Robustness by using the
Wave Layout to Boost Analog ICs Applications
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Rafael Navarenho de Souza, Marcilei A. Guazzelli da
Silveira and Salvador Pinillos Gimenez
11:40-12:00
360-nm SOI Process Development for High-T Applications
in Harsh Environments
Edval Santos and Henrique Vasconcelos
12:00-12:20
Quartz and GaPO_4 Pressure Transducers for High
Resolution Applications in High Temperature: A
Simulation Approach
Leonardo Silva and Edval Santos
Lunch
12:20-14:00
Invited Talk III
14:00-14:40
Effects of Scaling on Back End of Line Processing
Patrick Verdonck (IMEC, Belgium)
Session 5 – Thin Films
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
14:40-15:00
Anatase and Rutile Phases Deposited by Atomic Layer
Deposition: Substrate Effect
Rodrigo Pessoa, Fabiano Pereira, Giorgio Testoni, William
Chiappim Junior, Homero Maciel and Lúcia Santos
15:00-15:20
Thin Titanium Oxide Films Deposited by e-beam
Evaporation or by Sputtering Technique with Additional
Rapid Thermal Oxidation
Angélica D. de Barros, Ioshiaki Doi, Jacobus W. Swart and
José A. Diniz
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15:20-15:40
Characterization of the Semi-insulating Properties of
Al2O3 and AlHfO3.5 for Power Devices
Bárbara Alandia, Danilo Huanca, Verônica Christiano and
Sebastião dos Santos Filho
15:40-16:00
Thin Titanium Oxide Films Obtained by RTP and by
Sputtering
Rodrigo Reigota César, Angélica Denardi de Barros,
Ioshiaki Doi, José Alexandre Diniz and Jacobus
Willibrordus Swart
Coffee Break
16:00-16:20
16:20-18:20
Flash Presentations & Posters
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
1.
Temperature and Back-Gate Bias Influence on the
Operation of Lateral SOI PIN Photodiodes
Carla Novo, Renato Giacomini, Rodrigo Doria, Aryan
Afzalian and Denis Flandre
2.
Hydrogen Sensors with TiO2
Michel Rodini, Thiago Costa, Inés Pereyra and Katia
Albertin
3.
Development of a Dual Lens System for a Micromachined
Optical Setup
Thiago D. O. Moura and Davies W. L. Monteiro
4.
TeO2-ZnO Thin Films with Gold Nanoparticles as
Passivating Materials for Power Devices Applications
Leonardo Bontempo, Sebastião Santos Filho and Luciana
Kassab
5.
Dependence of the Optimum Length of Lightly Doped
Region of GC SOI nMOSFET with Front Gate Bias
Rafael Assalti, Marcelo Antonio Pavanello, Denis Flandre
and Michelly de Souza
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6.
Fabrication and Characterization of an Electromagnetic
Valve in a Microfluidic Device
Luiz Eduardo Bento Ribeiro and Fabiano Fruett
7.
Field Emission Enhancement Achieved by Selective MultiWalled Carbon Nanotubes Deposition over Silicon
Microstructures
Michel Dantas, Elisabete Galeazzo, Henrique Peres and
Francisco Ramirez-Fernandez
8.
Study of Gate Contact Over Active Área
Marion Carmona, Quentin Hubert, Laurent Lpez, Franck
Julien, Jean-Luc Ogier, Didier Goguenheim and Ludovic
Beauvisage
9.
Silicon Film Thickness Influence on Enhanced Dynamic
Threshold UTBB SOI nMOSFETs
Katia Regina Akemi Sasaki, Marc Aoulaiche, Eddy Simoen,
Cor Claeys and João Antonio Martino
10.
The Incorporation of Carbon Black Particle into
Electrospun Nanofiber
Demetrius Saraiva Gomes and Ana Neilde R. da Silva
11.
Two-dimensional Diffraction Grating Fabricated by
Maskless Lithography
Giuseppe Cirino, Arlindo Montagnoli and Newton Frateschi
12.
Study of pH Sensors Based TiO2 Nanotubes
Gleydson Monteiro, Pamella Marques, Inés Pereyra and
Katia Albertin
13.
Precision and Accuracy in the Measurements of
Responsivity
Tiago Gonçalves Santos, Marcela Freitas Mendonça,
Reviane C. Lopes, Cristian A. Delfino and Gustavo S. Vieira
14.
Graphene for Advanced Devices Applications
Victor B. Sivieri, Pia Juliane Wessely, Udo Schwalke, Paula
G. D. Agopian and João A. Martino
15.
Development of ETM Microgrippers using Topology
Optimization
Ruben Horstmann, Liz. K.R. Ardi, Gustavo P. Rehder, Emilio
C. N. Silva and Marcelo N. P. Carreño
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16.
The Effect of X-Ray Radiation Dose Rate on Triple-Gate
SOI FinFETs Parameters
Caio Bordallo, Fernando Teixeira, Marcilei Silveira, João
Martino, Paula Agopian, Eddy Simoen and Cor Claeys
17.
Measurement of p-n junction diode behavior under large
signal and high frequency
Maria Augusta Fernandes and Edval Santos
18.
Drain Induced Barrier Thinning on TFETs with Different
Source/Drain Engineering
Marcio Martino, Paula Agopian and João Martino
19. Silicon Nitride for Nonlinear Optics Applications in the
Telecommunications C-Band Deposited by ECR-CVD
A. R. do Nascimento Jr., L. T. Manera, J. A. Diniz, A. R. Silva,
M. V. P. dos Santos, Arismar Cerqueira S. Jr., L. A. M. Barea
and N. C. Frateschi
20. Continuous Model for Short Channel Double-Gate
Junctionless Transistors
Bruna Paz, Fernando Ávila, Antonio Cerdeira and Marcelo
Pavanello
SBMicro Posters and Exhibitors (booths)
18:20-18:40
Government and Industry Strategies for Micro and
Nanoelectronics in Brazil- PANEL
18:40-19:40
Conference Dinner
20:00
Friday, September 5th
Session 6 – Processing & Integration
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
08:20-08:40
Circular Polarization in n-type Resonant Tunneling
Diodes With Si Delta-doping in the Quantum Well
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L. K. S. Herval, H. V. A. Galeti, V. Orsi Gordo, Y. Galvão
Gobato, M.J.S.P. Brasil and M. Henini
08:40-09:00
Multi-Chip Module (MCM-D) Using Thin Film Technology
Cristina Adamo, Alexander Flacker, Wilson Freitas, Ricardo
Teixeira, Michele da Silva and Antônio Rotondaro
09:00-09:20
Oxygen Plasma Surface Treatment Onto ITO Surface to
Produce OLEDs Based on Europium Complex
Gerson Santos, Fernando Fonseca and Luiz Pereira
09:20-09:40
Effect of Annealing Time on Memory Behavior of MOS
Structures Based on Ge Nanoparticles
Melissa Mederos Vidal, Segundo Nilo Mestanza Muñoz,
Ioshiaki Doi and Jose Alexandre Diniz
09:40-10:00
Proposal of a Process Design Methodology of Fully
Depleted SOI nMOSFET Using only Three
Photolithograph Steps for Educational Application
Ricardo Rangel and João Antonio Martino
Exhibitors (booths)
10:00-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Session 7 – Transducers
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
10:40-11:00
Real-time Study of Adenosine-5’ Monophosphate
Adsorption with a Love Wave Sensor Based on
Molecularly Imprinted Polymer
Naima Lebal, Corinne Dejous, Jean Luc Lachaud, Vincent
Raimbault, Aleksandra Krstulja, Raphael Delepée, Luigi
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Agrofoglio and Dominique Rebière
11:00-11:20
Electrical Behavior of Devices Composed by
Dielectrophoretically Deposited Carbon Nanotubes for
Gas Sensing Applications
Marcos Moraes, Elisabete Galeazzo, Henrique Peres,
Michel Dantas and F. Ramirez-Fernandez
11:20-11:40
Electrolyte-Insulator-Semiconductor Field Effect Device
for pH Detecting
Rodrigo Reigota César, Angélica Denardi de Barros,
Ioshiaki Doi, Jose Alexandre Diniz and Jacobus W. Swart
11:40-12:00
Sensing Different Mixtures of H2, CH4 and CO Through
an Array of Chemiresistors
Raphael Moreira, Lucia Higa Moreira and Sebastião
Gomes dos Santos Filho
12:00-12:20
Piezoelectric Effect in Nanofibers Deposited with
Magnetic Field Assisted Electrospinning Using Solutions
with PVDF and Fe3O4 Nanoparticles
Juan Angel González-Sánchez, Rogerio Furlan, Raymond
López-Hallman, Esteban Fachini and Ana Neilde Rodrigues
da Silva
Lunch
12:20-14:00
Invited Talk IV
14:00-14:40
A Prospective on Education of New Generations of
devices in the FDSOI and FinFET Technologies
Prof. Olivier Bonnaud (University of Rennes, France)
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Session 8 – Radiation & Temperature Effects II
Room: Vaza Barris
Chair:
14:40-15:00
Effect of the Temperature on Junctionless Nanowire
Transistors Electrical Parameters Down to 4K
Renan Trevisoli, Michelly de Souza, Rodrigo Doria, Valeriya
Kilchtyska, Denis Flandre and Marcelo Pavanello
15:00-15:20
Boosting the Radiation Hardness and Higher
Reestablishing Pre-Rad Conditions by Using OCTO Layout
Style for MOSFETs
Leonardo Fino, Marcilei da Silveira, Christian Renaux,
Denis Flandre and Salvador Pinillos Ginemez
15:20-15:40
Effect of High Temperature on Analog Parameters of
Asymmetric Self-Cascode SOI nMOSFETs
Lígia d'Oliveira, Denis Flandre, Marcelo Pavanello and
Michelly de Souza
15:40-16:00
Influence of High Temperature on Substrate Effect of
UTBB SOI nMOSFETs
Vitor Itocazu, Victor Sonnenberg, Eddy Simoen, Cor Claeys
and João Antonio Martino
Coffee Break
16:00-16:20
Best Papers & Closing Ceremony
16:20-17:00
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WCAS 2014
th
4 Workshop on Circuits and System
Design
The Workshop on Circuits and System Design - WCAS 2014 is
devoted to the presentation and discussion of design
experiences with a high degree of relevance in industrial and
educational contexts, as well as innovative design
methodologies and applications of specific design
technologies in an industrial context. The main idea of the
workshop is to offer the chance (primarily to industry) of
pointing out to the community real-life design and
technology challenges that should be addressed in the shortto-medium term.
- Committees –
General Chair
Edward David Moreno
UFS, Brazil
[email protected]
Publication Chair
Carlos Alberto dos Reis Filho
UFABC, Brazil
Program Chair
Paulo Augusto Dal Fabbro
Chipus Microelecctronics,
Brazil
[email protected]
Publicity Chair
Cesar Duenas
FreeScale, Brazil
Marilia Lima
SiliconReef/CESAR, Brazil
Elmar Melcher
UFCG, Brazil
[email protected]
Local Arrangements Chair
Edson Barbosa Lisboa
IFS, Brazil
Leila Silva
UFS, Brazil
Leila Buarque Couto de
Matos
IFS, Brazil
Leonardo Nogueira Matos
UFS, Brazil
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- Technical Sessions Wednesday, September 3rd
Sponsor Presentations I
Schedule: Wednesday – Afternoon
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
14:40-16:00 (Each exhibitor has 13 minutes)
- 1. Anacom
- 2. National Instruments
- 3. FIEAM Amazonas
- 4. Brazil IP
- 5. Namitec
- 6. IMEC
Sponsor Presentations II
Schedule: Wednesday – Afternoon
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
16:40-18:00 (Each exhibitor has 13 minutes)
- 1. Agilent
- 2. CAST
- 3. Heidelberg Instruments
- 4. Rhode & Schwarz
- 5. Menthor Graphics
- 6. EVGroup
Thursday, September 4th
Analog & RF & Mixed Signal
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
08:20-08:40
Systematic Design of a Two-Stage OTA Composed by
FinFETs Based on the gm/ID Characteristic
Luiz Antonio da Silva Jr and Alessandro Girardi
08:40-09:00
Analog and RF IC Design Training at IC Brazil Program TC 1
Pedro Toledo, Jhon Caicedo, Helga Dornelas, David
Cordova, Alonso Schmidt, Diogo Santana and Eric Fabris
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09:00-09:20
PLL-Based Wide Tuning Range Frequency Synthesizer for
Cognitive Radio Applications
Márlon Allan Lorencetti and Sergio Bampi
09:20-09:40
A RF IC Design-Based Simulation Methodology for
Wirebonds Interconnects
Hercílio Cavalcanti and Leandro Manera
09:40-10:00
A Front-end Electronics for Radiation Detection using
Current Mode Processing in CMOS Technology
Nobuo Oki and Helio Takai
10:00-10:20
A 3.7GHz to 8.8GHz Voltage-Controlled Oscillator with a
Small KVCO Variation for Wideband Applications
Egas Henes Neto, Hamilton Klimach and Sergio Bampi
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Sponsor Presentations III
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
11:20-12:20
- CEITEC
- Synopsys
- X-FAB
Sponsor Presentations IV
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
Invited Talk - WCAS 1
14:00-14:40
A Programmable Logic as an Innovation Vehicle in the
Industry
Fabio Petrassen de Sousa (Macnica DHW & Altera)
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14:40-16:00
- FreeScale
- Muneda
- Palomar Technologies
- Altera Macnica DHW
Session 2 – CAD, Verification and Test
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
Invited Talk - WCAS 2
16:20-17:00
Mixed-Signal Design – Simulation Planning, Modeling, &
Advanced Verification Methodologies
William Dunham (Cadence Design Systems, Inc.)
17:00-17:20
Application of an Efficient Test Architecture for a Power
Management Control Block
Douglas C. Foster, Marlon A. Lorencetti, Júlio L. da Silva Jr.,
Tito Burini, Alfredo Olmos and Marcelo Lubaszewski
17:20-17:40
Early Verification of the LBIST support of an Automotive
MCU
Ary Alvarado and Gustavo Dessbesell
17:40-18:00
Efficient Thermal Modeling Methodology for SystemLevel Thermal Exploration
Cristiano Santos, P. Vivet, Nicolas Peltier and Ricardo Reis
Friday, September 5th
Session 3 – Digital and Industrial Applications
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
08:20-08:40
Design of Asynchronous Controllers by Direct Mapping
and Synchronous Specification
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Duarte Oliveira, Tiago Curtinhas, Lester Faria and João Luis
Oliveira
08:40-09:00
Implementation of CORDIC-Based Soft and Hard
Demappers for a DVB-S2 Receiver
João A. B. R. Tardelli, Eduardo R. de Lima, Gabriel S. da
Silva, Gerson S. de Brito, Denise C. Alves, Cesar G. Chaves
A. and Jacqueline G. Mertes
09:00-09:20
A Synthesizable BCH Decoder for DVB-S2 Satellite
Communications
Cesar G. Chaves, Eduardo R Lima and Jacqueline G Mertes
09:20-09:40
CAN Communication Interface for IoT
Frank Behrens, Marcelo Marinho, Patricia Domingues and
Antonio Mauricio Brochi
09:40-10:00
Physical Design Analysis and Techniques Aiming LowPower
Fábio Ramos, João Altermann, Guilherme Rohde, Daniel
Ferrão, Marcos Hervé, Janaína Costa and Rafael Soares
Visit to Sponsors (Booths)
10:00-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Session 4 – SoC, NoC and Embedded Systems
Room: Sergipe
Chair:
10:40-11:00
A Network Intrusion Detection Coprocessor: Software vs.
Hardware Power Consumption Analysis
Paulo Cemin, André França, Ricardo Jasinski, Volnei
Pedroni and Altair Santin
40
11:00-11:20
Dynamic Security Zones for NoC-Based 3D-MPSoCs
Martha Johanna Sepulveda, Guy Goniat, Daniel Sepulveda
and Marius Strum
11:20-11:40
On the Development of a Qt-based Multithread NoC
Simulator
Eduardo Alves da Silva, Luiz Gustavo Metzger and Cesar
Albenes Zeferino
Lunch
12:20-14:00
Coffee Break
16:00-16:20
Best Papers Awards
16:20-17:00
41
SForum 2014
th
14 Microeletronics Students
The XIV Microelectronics Students Forum (SForum 2014) is an
event promoted by the Brazilian Microelectronics Society
(SBMicro) and the Brazilian Computer Society (SBC) with the
following main goals:
• Promote the participation of undergraduate students in
the two most important Brazilian events in the area of
Microelectronics: "SBMicro 2014: Symposium on
Microelectronics Technology and Devices" and "SBCCI
2014: Symposium on Integrated Circuits and Systems
Design";
• Promote the realization of student's projects in a variety
of topics within the field of microelectronics; Provide an
opportunity for the presentation and discussion of
research projects developed by undergraduate students;
• Promote
advanced
tutorial
presentations
on
microelectronics understandable for undergraduate and
graduate students starting or willing to start in this
promising field.
- Committees General Chair
Edward David Moreno
UFS, Brazil
[email protected]
Publicity Chair
Michelly de Souza
FEI, Brazil
Program Chair
Márlio Bonfim
UFPR, Brazil
[email protected]
Publication Chair
Silvio Roberto Fernandes de
Araújo
UFERSA, RN, Brazil
Janaina Gonçalves Guimarães
UnB, Brazil
[email protected]
Wagner Luiz Alves de Oliveira
UFBA, Brazil
Local Arrangements Chair
Edson Barbosa Lisboa
IFS, Brazil
Leila Buarque Couto de Matos
IFS, Brazil
Leila Silva
UFS, Brazil
Leonardo Nogueira Matos
UFS, Brazil
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- Technical Sessions Thursday, September 4th
Session 1 – Modeling I
Room: São Francisco
Chair:
08:20-08:40
Behavior Investigation of Trench-Gate and Vertical
Diffusion Power MOSFET
Fernando Dainese, Jefferson Santiago, Mario Kawano,
Erick Pfeifer, Devair Arrabaça, Michele Rodrigues and
Milene Galeti
08:40-09:00
Comparative Study of Threshold Voltage Extraction
Methods Applied to SOI nMOSFETs
Caroline Moraes and Michelly de Souza
09:00-09:20
3D Transistor Behavior from Room to Low Temperature
Carlos Augusto Bergfeld Mori, João Antonio Martino and
Paula Ghedini Der Agopian
09:20-09:40
Optimization of Gated Lateral PIN Photodiodes
Renato Zapata, Carla Novo and Renato Giacomini
09:40-10:00
Influence of Ground-Plane Doping on Bulk FinFET
Leonardo Silva, Paula Agopian and João Martino
Exhibitors (booths)
10:00-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
43
Session 2 – Modeling II
Room: São Francisco
Chair:
11:20-11:40
The Effect of Atmospheric Air in Flexible Organic
Transistors
Guedes Andre, Guedes Vilmar, Tartari Simone and Cunha
Idaulo
11:40-12:00
Current-Density Analysis of Three-Dimensional Planar
Magnetic-Field Sensor
Rodrigo Silva, André Perin and Renato Giacomini
12:00-12:20
Microelectronics Education: Comparison of Two
Different NMOS Process
Monique Sierra, Ricardo Rangel, Paula Agopian and João
Martino
Lunch
12:20-14:00
Friday, September 5th
Session 3 – Analog & RF
Room: São Francisco
Chair:
08:20-08:40
Design of an 1.2V, 2.4GHz, LC-Tank Voltage-Controlled
Oscillator
Polyana Camargo de Lacerda, João Paulo Perbiche, Oscar
da C. Gouveia Filho and André Augusto Mariano
08:40-09:00
Design of a Lock-in Amplifier with Current-Mode
Oscillator
Leonardo Cavalcanti and Edval Santos
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09:00-09:20
Fixed-Point Radial Basis Function Neural Network for the
Digital Baseband Predistortion of an RF Doherty Power
Amplifier
André F. Zanella, Ricardo A. S. Cavalheiro, Caroline de
França, Luiza B. C. Freire and Eduardo G. Lima
09:20-09:40
Automatic Design of Fully Differential Amplifiers with
Common-Mode Feedback
Arthur Campos de Oliveira, Lucas Compassi Severo and
Alessandro Gonçalves Girardi
09:40-10:00
Spatial Positioning of CMOS Structures Using Optical
Position-Sensitive Detectors
Arthur R. Araújo, Carlos Felipe G. Souza, Maria Tereza C.
Souza, Victor F. Muniz, Luciana P. Salles and Davies W. de
Lima Monteiro
Visit to Sponsors (Booths)
10:00-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
Session 4 – Digital and Applications
Room: São Francisco
Chair:
10:40-11:00
Routing Clos-Based Interconnection Networks for PostSilicon Debug
Fredy Alves, Fernando Teixeira, André Gomes, Ricardo S.
Ferreira and José Augusto M. Nacif
11:00-11:20
FPGA-Based Heterogeneous Architecture for Sequence
Alignment
Xin Chang, Fernando A.Escobar, Carlos Valderrama and
Vincent Robert
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11:20-11:40
Temperature Fluctuation Effects on Performance of XOR
Logic Gates
Fábio da Silva, Vagner da Rosa, Paulo Butzen and Cristina
Meinhardt
11:40-12:00
Hardware Design for HEVC-Based Adaptive Loop Filter
Ândrio Araújo, Ruhan Conceição, Bruno Zatt, Marcelo
Porto and Luciano Agostini
12:00-12:20
Improving FlexMap Tool to Explore Preprocessing and
Post-Processing Techniques
João Júnior da Silva Machado, Julio Saraçol Domingues
Junior, Leomar Soares da Rosa Junior and Felipe de Souza
Marques
Lunch
12:20-14:00
SForum Poster Session I
Room: Main Hall
Chair:
8:20-10:00
Design Exploration for SHA-3 Algorithm in FPGAs
Florêncio Natan dos Santos Gama and Edward David
Moreno
Low Cost Network for Internet of Things
Fernando Mendonça de Almeida, Admilson de Ribamar
Lima Ribeiro and Marco Túlio Chella
Simulation of Protocol Stacks for Internet of Things
João Paulo Andrade Lima, Diego Assis Siqueira Gois and
Admilson de Ribamar Lima Ribeiro
Integrating DSP and FPGA Evaluation Modules for
Building High Performance Computing Platforms
46
Ilan Correa and Aldebaro Klautau
Design of an ASK Demodulator and a Bandgap Reference
for a Passive RFID Tag for 13,56MHz
José Alisson de Albuquerque Pinto, Marlon C. Portugal
Filho, Pedro Henrique P. Ximenes, Wesley de Jesus Gomes
and Wellington A. do Amaral
Designing a Complete Pipelined Datapath to MIPS ISA:
Learning in Pratice
Francisco Carlos Silva Junior, Ivan Saraiva, Laysson Oliveira
Luz and Ramon S. Nepomuceno
Modeling Attacks on NoC-Based SoCs
Luiz Gustavo Metzger, Cesar Albenes Zeferino and Martha
Johanna Sepúlveda
Reviewing AIG Equivalence Checking Approaches
Marcos Henrique Backes, Jody Maick Matos, Renato Perez
Ribas and André Inácio Reis
Coffee Break
10:20-10:40
SForum Poster Session II
Room: Main Hall
Chair:
10:20-12:00
Electrical Characterization of Lateral PIN Photodetector
Diode
Peterson Nascimento and Michelly de Souza
An Implementation of AES Algorithm in FPGA
Isaac Nattan da Silva Palmeira, Alcir Cledson de Santana
Góis, Wanderson Roger Azevedo Dias and Edward David
Moreno
Envelope Tracking Power Amplifier in CMOS Technology
for 4G LTE Wireless Communication Systems Handsets
Carolina Luiza Rizental Machado, Caroline de França and
Eduardo Gonçalves de Lima
47
Design of a Telescopic Operational Amplifier Using a
Semi-Automatic Synthesis
Michael Silva, Lucas Severo and Alessandro Girardi
Optical Equalization Analysis for Position-SensitiveDetector of the Type Quad-Cell
Maria Tereza C. Souza, Victor Ferreira Muniz, Arthur R.
Araújo, Carlos Felipe G. Souza, Luciana P. Salles and Davies
W. de Lima Monteiro
An Application of Reconfigurable Architectures to the
Localization Problem in Mobile Robotics
Luis Contreras Samame, Sérgio Messias Cruz and Carlos
Llanos Quintero
CTIA in Read-Out Integrated Circuit with PIN
Photodetector
Artur Mello, Pedro Vítor Do Rosário, Luciana Salles,
Lidiane C. Campos and Davies W. de Lima Monteiro
Lunch
12:20-14:00
Coffee Break
16:00-16:20
Best Papers & Closing Ceremony
16:20-17:00
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General Scheduling
- Monday & Tuesday Monday - Sep 1
R3
R4
08:00-08:20
08:20-08:40
08:40-09:00
09:00-09:20
09:20-09:40
09:40-10:00
10:00-10:20
10:20-10:40
10:40-11:00
11:00-11:20
11:20-11:40
11:40-12:00
12:00-12:20
12:20-12:40
12:40-14:00
14:00-14:20
14:20-14:40
14:40-15:00
15:00-15:20
15:20-15:40
15:40-16:00
16:00-16:20
16:20-16:40
16:40-17:00
17:00-17:20
17:20-17:40
17:40-18:00
18:00-18:20
18:20-18:40
18:40-19:00
19:00-19:20
19:20-19:40
19:40-20:00
20:00-20:30
20:30-22:00
Tuesday - Sep 2
R1 & R2
R3 & R4
Registration Starts
Tutorial SBCCI
Massimo Alioto
Tutorial
SBMICRO
Edmond Cretu
Coffee Break
Tutorial
SBMICRO
Tomohiro
Ishikawa
Tutorial SBCCI
Peter Kinget
Registration
Meeting
of the
SBMICRO
Council
ALTERA
Meeting
SBCCI
Meeting
Tutorial SBCCI
Anand
Raghunathan
Tutorial
SBMICRO
Jianhua J. Yang
Tutorial SBCCI
Subhasish Mitra
Tutorial
SBMICRO
Souvik
Mahapatra
Coffee Break
ALTERA
Part II
SBCCI &
SBMICRO
Steering
LUNCH
Exhibitors Booths
OPENING
MSc and PhD Awards
SBMICRO Awards
Reception & Coktail
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General Scheduling
- Wednesday R1
08:00-08:20
08:20-08:40
08:40-09:00
09:00-09:20
09:20-09:40
09:40-10:00
10:00-10:20
10:20-10:40
10:40-11:00
11:00-11:20
11:20-11:40
11:40-12:00
12:00-12:20
12:20-12:40
12:40-14:00
14:00-14:20
14:20-14:40
14:40-15:00
15:00-15:20
15:20-15:40
15:40-16:00
16:00-16:20
16:20-16:40
16:40-17:00
17:00-17:20
17:20-17:40
17:40-18:00
18:00-18:20
18:20-18:40
18:40-19:00
19:00-19:20
Wednesday - Sep 3
R2
R3
R4
Registration
Keynote SBCCI
Subhasish Mitra
- Stanford University, USA Coffee Break
Keynote SBMICRO
Bruce B. Doris
- IBM, USA LUNCH
Exhibitors (booths)
SBMicro
Session 1
(4p)
SBCCI
Session 1
(4p)
WCAS
Booths I
Coffee Break
SBCCI Talk I
Pascal
Vivet
SBMICRO Talk I
S. Mahapatra
SBMicro
Session 2
(4p)
SBCCI
Session 2
(5p)
WCAS
Booths II
SBMICRO
General
Assembly
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General Scheduling
- Thursday R1
08:00-08:20
08:20-08:40
08:40-09:00
09:00-09:20
09:20-09:40
09:40-10:00
10:00-10:20
10:20-10:40
10:40-11:00
11:00-11:20
11:20-11:40
11:40-12:00
12:00-12:20
12:20-12:40
12:40-14:00
14:00-14:20
14:20-14:40
14:40-15:00
15:00-15:20
15:20-15:40
15:40-16:00
16:00-16:20
16:20-16:40
SBMICRO
Session 3
(5p)
Thursday - Sep 4
R2
R3
SForum
Session 1
(5p)
SBCCI
Session 3
(5p)
R4
WCAS
Session 1
(6p)
Exhibitors & Poster Session (SBMICRO)
Coffee Break
SBMICRO Talk II
SBCCI Talk II
Tomohiro Ishikawa
Rolf Drechsler
SBMICRO
SForum
SBCCI
WCAS
Session 4
Session 2
Session 4
Booths III
(3p)
(3p)
(3p)
LUNCH
SBMICRO Talk III
Patrick Verdonck
SBMICRO
Session 5
(4p)
Meeting CI
Brazil
SBCCI Talk III
Solon
Spiegel
SBCCI
Session 5
(4p)
WCAS
Talk I
WCAS
Booths IV
Coffee Break
SBCCI Talk IV
Jean P.
Diguet
Meeting CI
Brazil
SBCCI
Session 6
(4p)
WCAS
Talk II
16:40-17:00
SBMICRO
17:00-17:20
Flash
WCAS
17:20-17:40 Presentation
Session 2
17:40-18:00
(3p)
18:00-18:20
18:20-18:40
SBMICRO Posters
Exhibitors
18:40-19:00
19:00-19:20
Industry and Goverment Strategies (PANEL)
19:20-19:40
19:40-20:00
20:00-20:30
Conference Dinner
20:30-22:00
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General Scheduling
- Friday -
08:00-08:20
08:20-08:40
08:40-09:00
09:00-09:20
09:20-09:40
09:40-10:00
10:00-10:20
10:20-10:40
10:40-11:00
11:00-11:20
11:20-11:40
11:40-12:00
12:00-12:20
12:20-12:40
12:40-14:00
14:00-14:20
14:20-14:40
14:40-15:00
15:00-15:20
15:20-15:40
15:40-16:00
16:00-16:20
16:20-16:40
16:40-17:00
Friday - Sep 5
R3
R1
R2
SBMICRO
Session 6
(5p)
SForum
Session 3
(5p)
SBCCI
Session 7
(5p)
R4
R5
WCAS
Session 3
(5p)
SForum
Posters
Exhibitors & Posters (SFORUM)
Coffee Break
SBMICRO
Session 7
(5p)
SForum
Session 4
(5p)
SBCCI
Session 8
(5p)
WCAS
Session 4
(4p)
SForum
Posters
LUNCH
SBMICRO Talk IV
Olivier Bonnaud
SBMICRO
Session 8
(4p)
SBCCI
Session 9
(4p)
SBCCI Talk V
Victor Grimblatt
SBCCI
Session
10 (4p)
Coffee Break
Best Papers Awards
Closing Ceremony
Room
R1 = Vaza Barris
R2 = Sao Francisco
R3 = Cotinguiba
R4 = Sergipe
R5 = Main Hall
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