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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 25, 2007
Filed:
Jun. 23, 2005
Adam Matthew Bittner, South Burlington, VT (US);
Timothy W. Budell, Milton, VT (US);
Robert C. Cusimano, South Hero, VT (US);
Richard Dauphin, Shelburne, VT (US);
Matthew Thomas Guzowski, Essex, VT (US);
Craig Paul Lussier, Williston, VT (US);
David Brian Stone, Jericho, VT (US);
Patrick G. Wilder, Underhill, VT (US);
Adam Matthew Bittner, South Burlington, VT (US);
Timothy W. Budell, Milton, VT (US);
Robert C. Cusimano, South Hero, VT (US);
Richard Dauphin, Shelburne, VT (US);
Matthew Thomas Guzowski, Essex, VT (US);
Craig Paul Lussier, Williston, VT (US);
David Brian Stone, Jericho, VT (US);
Patrick G. Wilder, Underhill, VT (US);
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
A system and method for generating simulated wiring connections between first I/O terminals of a semiconductor device and second I/O terminals of a carrier. The method comprises identifying a plurality of first factors and instances of each first factor relating to a semiconductor device and identifying a plurality of second factors and instances of each second factor relating to a carrier. The first and second factors are associated with each other on a one-to-one basis. The instances of each first factor are correlated to the instances of each associated second factor on a one-to-one basis. A simulated wiring connection automatically is generated between each first I/O terminal and a matching second I/O terminal, subject to an identified instance of each first factor of each first I/O terminal being correlated to an identified instance of the associated second factor of the matching second I/O terminal.