Complex wired network topology reconstruction based on reflection coefficients and / or scattering parameters
Offer N°: 13573
Start date: 1 Oct 2013
Cable networks are nowadays of a great importance in many fields of application. In automotive, aeronautics, aerospace or construction, wires are considered as a critical system, subject to constraints that may create defects which themselves can cause serious accidents.
Mitigation Methods of Ionizing Dose Effects on Emerging Deep-Submicron CMOS Technologies
Offer N°: 13571
Start date: 1 Oct 2013
Commercial electronic devices will generally survive for a very short time when subjected to ionizing radiation. That is the main reason for using "hardened" electronic systems, i.e. systems designed to withstand this kind of environment. It has been shown that highly integrated advanced CMOS circuits are more robust to cumulative dose of ionizing radiation. However, the robustness of these components must still be improved to fit the constraints of the civilian nuclear industry.
Stydu of the acoustic answer of direct and temory bonding.
Offer N°: 13569
Start date: 1 Oct 2013
Direct and temporay bonding are more and more used by several type of applications in Microelectronic (SOI elaboration, Baside side imager, 3D technology…). It is then mandatory to be able to characterize, inline in a non-destructive manner, the bonding quality. Nowadays several techniques could be employed (Infra red microcopy, X-Ray observation…) but to be precise and fast enough, and with easy interpretation, only the reflexion acoustic microscopy is suitable.
New graph partitioning models for tasks assignment and routing on massively parallel architectures
Offer N°: 13567
Start date: 1 Oct 2013
The emergence, in recent years, of the so-called many-core processor architectures, that is microprocessors integrating hundreds if not thousands cores on a single chip, has created a new field of applications for graph partitioning problems. Indeed, graph partitioning issues are central when one needs to map a network of tasks on such an architecture.