Workshop on Reliability & DfX Engineering for System-in-Package Technologies In Conjunction with European Test Symposium 2008
Grand Hotel Majestic, Pallanza, Lago Maggiore, Italy
Thursday, May 29th, 2008

The SiPeX workshop aims to bring together reliability and test engineers to discuss advanced design methodologies, integration technology and assembly engineering for SiP solutions that embrace heterogeneity, multiple energy domains and mixed technology platforms.

Sponsors

- Patent-DfMM, the FP6 Network of Excellence in Design for Micro & Nano Manufacture


- ieMRC, the UK Innovative Electronics Manufacturing Centre


- INTEGRAMplus, FP6 Integrated Project "Integrated Micro & Nanotechnology Platforms and Services"



Program

8h00	Registration
8h30-8h45	Welcome Address Andrew Richardson, University Lancaster
	Session 1 - Overview of integration technologies
8h45-9h15	Reliability & Test Challenges around  C2W and W2W SiP assemblies Norman Marenco, Fraunhofer ISIT
9h15-9h45	Reliability studies around the PICS, System-in-Package Technology A Richardson, Lancaster University
9h45-10h15	Reliability and Test Challenges in Bio-SiP Hans Kerkhoff, University of Twente
10h15-10h30	Discussion on Generic Challenges for the Test and Reliability Community
10h30-11h00	Coffee
	Session 2 - Design for test, Design for Reliability
11h-11h30	Evaluation of mixed-signal/RF DFT solutions for SiP devices using statistical techniques Salvador Mir, TIMA / INPG
11h30-12h	Reliability and Test Challenges in Multi-Technology SiP platforms within the INTEGRAMplus service Chris Reeves, QinetiQ
12h-12h30	On-Line Testing of Ohmic RF MEMS Switches for SiP applications Jari Hannu, Markus Ängeslevä and Markku Moilanen University of Oulu, Finland
	Session 3 – Reliability and Test
14h-14h30	Reliability and Test Challenges of NoC on 3D SiP platforms Dr. Li-Rong Zheng, KTH, Sweden
14h30-15h	Embedded Test Challenges around SiP technologies Prof. Pascal Nouet LIRMM / University Montpellier II
15h-15h30	Modelling Methodologies for Reliability and Prognostics of SiP Structures – Current Capabilities and Future Challenges Chris Bailey and Stoyan Stoyanov, Univ. Greenwich
15h30-16h	Coffee & Posters
16h30	Open discussion on new initiatives and conclusions Andrew Richardson, University Lancaster