Internet-based collaborative test generation with MOSCITO

Schneider, Andre Felipe; Ivask, E.; Miklos, P.; Raik, Jaan; Diener, K.H.; Ubar, Raimund; Cibakova, T.; Gramatova, E.

doi:10.1109/date.2002.998273

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“…The framework proposed in this paper was initially inspired from MOSCITO system [7,8], which had a goal to provide the functionality of the work tools to potential users in LAN mainly. Major obstacle for internet based use was TCP/IP socket based communication which conflicted with firewalls.…”

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confidence: 99%

Web-based framework for distributed remote laboratory in the field of digital system test

Ivask

Jutman

Raik

et al. 2008

2008 19th EAEEIE Annual Conference

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In this paper we describe web-based distributed framework for building software systems to facilitate highquality teaching, learning and research of digital circuits design and test. Internet-based working becomes a necessity and a reality in modern society and the growing number of developed remote laboratories shows the perspectives of expanded use of the internet in learning process. On-line systems allow to use existing learning tools effectively by many users over the network organizing their experiments in a queue, storing the results for later downloading. The framework we describe has three-tier client server concept and supports massively parallel computing. There is one master server, several application servers and arbitrary number of users. Java applets are used as user interfaces. Coordinating Java servlet running on master server is responsible for communication support, task scheduling, task partitioning, user tracking, data management, etc. HTTP protocol based solution is used, since it is well established and flexible in firewall-protected environments. Reuse of existing CAD tools by encapsulation into Java agents extends the lifecycle and value of these tools.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Web-based framework for distributed remote laboratory in the field of digital system test

Ivask

Jutman

Raik

et al. 2008

2008 19th EAEEIE Annual Conference

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“…Concept of infrastructure of the current solution was initially inspired from MO-SCITO [1], [2] used for example in European VILAB cooperation project. Original system was implemented as client-server Java application.…”

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confidence: 99%

Collaborative Distributed Computing in the Field of Digital Electronics Testing

Ivask

Devadze

Ubar

2010

Balanced Automation Systems for Future Manufacturing Networks

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Abstract. Computation tasks used in digital design flow for test quality evaluation can require a lot of processor and memory resources. To speed up execution and to overcome memory restrictions, a collaborative computing approach was proposed in this paper. Web-based system architecture allows seamlessly aggregate many remote computers for one application. Efficient collaboration requires credit based priority concept, issues of task partitioning, task allocation, load balancing and model security must be handled. Experimental results show feasibility of proposed solution and gain in performance.

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“…The basic idea of this paper aimes at exploiting an Internet-based tool integration. For that purpose several design and ATPG tools implemented at geographically different places were successfully integrated into the new virtual environment MOSCITO [1,2]. The essential features due to this integration environment were experimentally proved.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%