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8th VLSI Design & Test Workshops

To promote applications and research related to all aspects of VLSI in India

 

 

Call for Participation

8th VLSI Design and Test Workshops

August 26-28, 2004

Mysore, India

Sponsored by VLSI Society of India and Infosys

In Cooperation With: IEEE-CS-TTTC and

IEEE EDS/SSCS Bangalore Chapter

IEEE Mysore Chapter, SJCE Mysore

(Confirmation Awaited)

http://vlsi-india.org

Related Site: http://vlsi.nj.nec.com

History:

Workshop Title

Venue

Date

Participants

1st VDAT

Chennai

January 7, 1998

30

2nd VDAT

New Delhi

August 6-7, 1998

70

3rd  VDAT

New Delhi

August 20-21, 1999

120

4th VDAT

New Delhi

August 25-26, 2000

150

5th VDAT

Bangalore

August 16-18, 2001

220

6th VDAT Bangalore August 29-31, 2002 300
7th VDAT Bangalore August 28-30, 2003 300

 Topics of Workshops:

The following workshops will be held concurrently:

Workshop on High-level Design will discuss issues related to system-level synthesis, embedded systems, codesign, core-based design of SoC, timing convergence, high-level synthesis, logic synthesis, memory synthesis, and FPGA synthesis. Workshop on Physical Design and VLSI Technology will discuss all issues related to physical design and process related aspects of integrated circuits, such as layout, fabrication, packaging, opto-electronic circuits, MEMS, deep submicron and nanometer devices.

Workshop on Testing and Verification will discuss issues related to testing, testability, and verification of digital designs, memories, analog designs, and mixed-signal designs, and circuits containing deep-submicron and nanometer devices. In addition, VLSI Education Day (VED 2004) will be held as part of VDAT 2004, on August 26, 2004.

Conference Committee

 General Chair:

C.P. Ravikumar, Texas Instruments India

Technical Program Committee

Vishwani Agrawal, Rutgers University, USA

Shabbir Batterywala, Synopsys, India

Navakanta Bhat, IISc, Bangalore, India

Bhargab Bhattacharya, ISI Calcutta, India

Srimat Chakradhar, NEC, USA

V. Hande, Infosys, India

S. Karthik, Analog Devices, India

Anshul Kumar, IIT Delhi, India

S. Mahant-Shetti, KARMIC, India

N.S. Murthy, Philips Semiconductors, India

R. Parekhji, Texas Instruments, India

C.P. Ravikumar, Texas Instruments, India

Partha Ray, National Semiconductors, India

J.N. Roy, SCL Chandigarh, India

Vineet Sahula, MREC Jaipur

G.H. Sarma, VLSI Society of India

Narendra Shenoy, Synopsys, India

Alok Singh, Virage Logic, India

P. Sridhar, Controlnet, India

S. Srinivasan, IIT Madras, India

CR Venugopal, SJCE, Mysore

V. Visvanathan, Texas Instruments, India

Local Organization Chair

C.R. Venugopal, SJCE, Mysore, vdat04local@vlsi-india.net

Fellowships Chair

Narasimha Kaulgud, SJCE, Mysore vdat04fellow@vlsi-india.net

Finance and Registration Chair

Navakanta Bhat, IISc, Bangalore

 

ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE

Authors should submit extended abstracts of at least 4 pages or full papers of at most 10 pages. Your submission should represent original contribution and should not have been submitted to other forums.  It is important that abstracts bring out the contribution and novelty of the paper.  Survey papers are not acceptable as submissions. However, proposals for embedded tutorials (1 hour or 2 hour duration), and proposals for panel discussions are invited. Send your submissions through the Docman system accessible from http://vlsi-india.org as well as http://vlsi.nj.nec.com

For questions relating to technical program, submissions, and sponsorships, write to:

C.P. Ravikumar

Texas Instruments, India

Wind Tunnel Road, Murgeshpalya

Bangalore 560017

Email: ravikumar@vlsi-india.org

FAX: 91-80-5269456

 

IMPORTANT DATES

Last Date for submission: March 31, 2004

Notification of acceptance: May 15, 2004

Last day to receive final manuscript: June 1, 2004

Workshop Dates: August 26-28, 2004

 The workshops are a forum to promote R&D  in all aspects of VLSI in India. Authors of accepted papers will not be required to submit full papers, although they are encouraged to do so. All authors of accepted papers are, however, required to submit Presentation Foils of their talks in PowerPoint or PDF format. Final submissions (full papers or presentations) will be available as Workshop Proceedings. Papers presented in the workshops may be revised and published/presented in other forums.