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eda 2 asic

IoT (Internet of Things) and Semiconductor Test

Poster Presentation during Semicon West 2014

At the Vision 2020 Test Workshop http://www.testvision2020.com/

[email protected]

7/17/2014 1

eda 2 asic Agenda

• Introduction: – What is IoT , why do we need it ?

– Current & future application examples

• IoT market forecasts and players – Hardware devices, software, services

– Companies engaged in IoT

• IoT devices – Functions, requirements

– Design, manufacturing and test challenges

• Summary

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eda 2 asic Communications Evolution

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Comm. Speed Flexibility Predictability Productivity Lower Cost Quality Reliability Profitability

Decreasing User/Operator Effort enabled by Increasing Equipment Smarts with IoT Devices, Software & Services

Telex Modem

Smartphone

Person to Machine

Machine to Machine

Person to Person

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Local Host

IoT Devices

Smarter Everything with IoT Devices

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IoT Devices

Data Center

Local Host

Local Host

e.g. Amazon

e.g. Smart- Phone

Misc. Sensors & Actuators

eda 2 asic Intranet is Expanding to Internet

• Intranet of Things is widely used today, e.g.: o Wafer fab process control and WIP tracking

o Airport baggage handing, locating, tracking

o Supermarket checkout counters, inventory mgmt

• Internet of Things is the next logical step + Jumps across company boundaries & country borders

+ Combines local- and “Big Data” smarts and benefits

+ Combines IoT devices, software and services

– Needs Business models and technical standards

– Faces Security- and privacy concerns, cost pressures

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*: IoT as Intranet is old and proven, IoT as Internet is new…

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Presented by:

https://www.vitesse.com/

eda 2 asic Smart Thermostat and Smoke Alarm

7/17/2014 7 https://nest.com/

eda 2 asic Apple’s iWatch

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http://www.zdnet.com/apples-iwatch-roundup-rumors-specs-price-and-release-date-7000030768/

eda 2 asic Cisco’s IoT Forecast

7/17/2014 9

Presented by Tony Shakib from Cisco, at a Webinar in June 2014

Also, see a brief RuBAN movie at: http://www.electronics-eetimes.com/en/crunch-your-iot-data-before-it-clogs-the-network.html?cmp_id=7&news_id=222921422&page=1

eda 2 asic IoT Application: GE Jet Engines

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Sense locally

Actuate locally

Decide

Predict

Analyze Monitor

Transmit

Store

Wear-out Mechanisms Maintenance Needs

Repair Planning

Operating Conditions

Fuel Efficiency

remotely

L o c a l L o o p

Software Service

eda 2 asic Agenda

• Introduction: – What is IoT , why do we need it ?

– Current & future application examples

• Misc. IoT market forecasts and players – Hardware devices, software, services

– Companies engaged in IoT

• IoT devices – Functions, requirements

– Design, manufacturing and test challenges

• Summary

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eda 2 asic YOLE’s Internet of Things Roadmap

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http://www.electronics-eetimes.com/en/yole-predicts-ic-price-pressure-in-iot-roadmap.html?cmp_id=7&news_id=222921343&page=0

eda 2 asic VLSI Research’s IoT Forecast

7/17/2014 14 Presented by Risto Puhakka, at VOICE, May 2014

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#s include PCs, Phones & Tablets!

Presented by:

https://www.vitesse.com/

eda 2 asic Industrial Internet Capability Model

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http://www.accenture.com/us-en/Pages/service-technology-labs-industrial-internet-strategic-innovation-initiative.aspx

Source: Accenture

eda 2 asic IoT Companies, e.g.:

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May 7 – 9, 2014 Hyatt Regency Santa Clara

http://www.iot-devcon.com/ from IoT Opening Keynote by Marcus Levy

Also engaged in IoT:

AT&T GE

IBM Marvell STMicro

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.

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eda 2 asic Agenda

• Introduction: – What is IoT , why do we need it ?

– Current & future application examples

• IoT market forecasts and players – Hardware devices, software, services

– Companies engaged in IoT

• IoT devices – Functions, requirements

– Design, manufacturing and test challenges

• Summary

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eda 2 asic IoT Peripheral Device – Block Diagram

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MEMS, Sensors

Micro Controller for

System Control, Data Flow and S/W Security Management Actuator

eSRAM Data Store

Embedded Antifuse memory

WIRELESS: GSM WiFi Bluetooth Zigbee NFC,…

WIRED: Ethernet LVDS, USB, I2C,…

Network MAC and H/W

Security Acceleration

A/D

D/A

Power Supply PoE* / Battery / Solar Cells / Energy Harvester, …

*: PoE = Power over Ethernet

Power management

DRAM FLASH

For memory- & logic repair, Analog calibration, trimming,

Encryption keys, lot- or serial #, Secure program store, …….

System to

monitor or

control

Very smart IoT Device:

Network

eda 2 asic Energy Harvesting Chips for IoT Devices

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http://venturebeat.com/2014/06/05/spansion-eliminates-need-for-batteries-in-tiny-internet-of-things-chips/

eda 2 asic IoT Device Implementation Options

Success Criteria for IoT Devices SoC PoP/SiP 2.5D/3D

Low unit cost

Long battery life

Heterogeneous functions

High resolution analog

Robust and reliable

Small and low weight

Flexible and versatile architecture

Short time to market, Modular

IoT Standards compliant

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7/17/2014 22 Source: DAC 2014 Tutorial

eda 2 asic Broad Range of IoT Challenges

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http://www.vdcresearch.com/

eda 2 asic Opportunities/Challenges at IoT Test

• Assure Security & Privacy – Program unique ID into every chip with secure anti-fuses – System-level test to guarantee Quality and Reliability – Cooperate with Software & Services Teams on standards

• Lower unit Cost – Exhaustive testing at wafer-level already, incl. RF ! – Increase device yields by turning on redundancy

• Lower Power dissipation – Support very low supply voltages (<0.5V), manage PI – Test multiple voltage domains across multi-corners – Test energy harvesters for sun-light, vibration, temp diff.

• Lower Time-to-Market – Cooperate closely with Design and Manufacturing – Support IoT hardware and software standards

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eda 2 asic Agenda

• Introduction: – What is IoT , why do we need it ?

– Current & future application examples

• IoT market forecast – Hardware devices, software, services

– Companies engaged in IoT

• IoT devices – Functions, requirements

– Design, manufacturing and test challenges

• Summary

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eda 2 asic Where is IoT on the Hype Cycle ?

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http://www.datameer.com/blog/big-data-analytics-perspectives/big-data-crossing-the-chasm-in-2013.html

Peak of

inflated expectations

Plateau of productivity

Trough of

Disillusionment Tech-

nology

Trigger

Smart Everything and the Internet of Things does NOT start at zero and is likely to expand rapidly

Machine-to-Machine communication is already practiced as Intranet of Things today

eda 2 asic IoT’s Success Depends on Cooperation

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Standards

Software

Services Devices

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http://upnp.org/

eda 2 asic SUMMARY

• Internet of Things is “growing up” fast – Very wide range of functionalities and applications in discussion

– “Smart Everything” may be the next semiconductor growth driver

• Peripheral IoT Devices rely on cooperation – Major unit volume and challenges in the peripheral IoT devices – Also lots of new applications software needed to enhance value

– Architecting and maintaining IoT devices & local hosts, network & compute centers requires a service component to create value

• Transition to “Smart Everything” is in Progress – Factory Automation, Transportation, Medical,… use IoT today

– Component- & deployment cost will decide how ubiquitous 7/17/2014 29

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Thank You ! More about the Vision 2020 Test Workshop at:

http://www.testvision2020.com/

[email protected] 408 981 5831