Technical Program of Test Forum 2011
Time
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Titles | Speakers or additional info |
8:30-9:00
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Registration | |
9:00-9:10
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Welcome/Introduction | Knut Båtstoløkken |
9:10-10:10
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Key Note Session | Chairman: Knut Båtstoløkken |
9:10-10:10
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How to manage a global manufacturing network | Timo Luukkala, NSN |
10:10-10:40
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A Modular and Cost Effective Approach for Testing 3GPPP LTE |
Andreas Gustavesson, NI |
10:40-11:20
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Exhibitor presentation | |
11:20-11:50
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Coffee Break / Exhibition | |
11:50-12:50
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Session1: Boundary Scan | Chairman:Jürgen Sedlacek |
11:50-12:20
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JTAG Not just a manufacturing tool | Peter v/d Eijnden, JTAG Technologies |
12:20-12:50
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Advanced Boundary Scan Test Method | Mika Pussinen, NSN |
12:50-13:50
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Lunch | |
13:50-15:20
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Session 2: Embedded Instruments and Emulation. | Chairman: Bengt Magnhagen |
13:50-14:20
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Protocol driven interface validation based on processor emulation |
Jan Heiber, Göpel Electronic |
14:20-14:50
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FPGA-Enabled Embedded Instrumentation Platform for JTAG Test |
Sergei Devadze, Testonica Lab, TU Tallinn |
14:50-15:20
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Adaptive test system to speed up PCB Testing | Jörg Sachße, TU Ilmenau |
15:20-15:50
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Coffee Break / Exhibition | |
15:50-16:20
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Session 3: Boundary Scan 2 | Chairman: Artur Jutman |
15:50-16:20
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Deployment of JTAG based HW self-test in RBS 6000 | Gunnar Carlsson Ericsson |
16:20-16:50
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News from Conferences | |
16:50-17:15
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Fruits & Refreshments / Exhibition | |
17:15-19:00
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Panel debate: Is Boundary Scan Testing starting to lose steam to alternatives in Structural Testing? | Panel moderator: Birger Schneider |
20:00
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Dinner | |
22:30
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Social get-together in the Bar | |
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011 |
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Time
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Titles | Speakers or additional info |
9:00-9:30
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Invited Speaker | Chairman: Knut Båtstoløkken |
9:00-9:30
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Operator or Machine driven Test | Jyrki Sippola, NOKIA |
9:30-10:30
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Session 4: Test Strategies | Chairman: Matti Kemppainen |
9:30-10:00
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The printed electronics reliability testing results | Juha-Veikko Voutilainen UoO |
10:00-10:30
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A modular and cost effective approach to module chip testing | Birger Schneider NI |
10:30-11:00
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Coffee Break / Exhibition | |
11:00-12:30
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Session 5: Functional Test | Chairman: Mick Austin |
11:00-11:30
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Combining High performance ICT with PXI Functional | Michael J Smith Teradyne |
11:30-12:00
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Modern test solutions based on several form factors | Gabor Mezöfi Testhouse Nordic AB |
12:00-12:30
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Using Labview for the development of a modular and flexible PC-board test platform | Peter van Oostrom, 6TL Engineering |
12:30-13:30
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Lunch | |
13:30-15:00
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Session 6: Test requirements | Chairman:Stig Gunnar Jensen |
13:30-14:00
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Optimizing functional test | Lars Kongsted-Jensen, EP-TeQ |
14:00-14:30
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From Customer requirements to test architecture | Vesa Hekkala NSN |
14:30-15:00
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Seamless test transfer from R&D to Production | Juha Ojaniemi Espotel |
15:00-15:10
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Closing Session: concluding remarks | Knut Båtstoløkken |
Dinner and Social Get-Together
At 20:00, November 22nd we will enjoy a dinner in the Winter Garden this will be followed by drinks in
the Gustava club or Lounge bar.
Exhibition
As usually, a mini exhibition will take place in frames of Test Forum event where vendors are welcome to
present their tools and methodologies related to production test. Exhibitors can make arrangements with
NTF about exhibition space. If nothing special has been agreed, a table of about 60x120 cm2, as well as
space for posters or similar material will be provided. Every exhibitor will be given 7-8-minute slot in the
program for a brief introduction.
Nordic Test Forum (NTF) Annual Assembly, November 21st 2011
The NTF organization was established in 2001. Since then, it holds an annual general assembly a day before
the Test Forum conference. This year it will be held on November 21st at 19:00. The agenda and motions
will be dispatched to the members in a separate mailing.
If you do not intend to participate in the Annual Assembly, the Test Forum 2011 starts with registration on
November 22nd from 8:30 to 9:00.