Slide 1 ITRS 2006 Update The First Twelve Slides: –Objective of 2006 Update ………………………………….Slide 2 –2006 ITRS Schedule …..…………………………………….Slide

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ITRS 2006 Update

• The First Twelve Slides:– Objective of 2006 Update ………………………………….Slide 2– 2006 ITRS Schedule …..…………………………………….Slide 3 – Group due dates for tables to other teams ..………………Slide 4 – TWG Management and Membership guidelines

from the IRC ………………………………………………….Slide 5– 2006 Update Instructions ……………………………………Slide 9

• 2006 Update --- How to…. – Excel help …………………………………………………….Slide 13

• how to copy tables from Word to Excel• inserting columns, changing colors in cells

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What is the 2006 Update?• Each working group reviews their tables only for any

corrections or updates, based on the industry’s latest information– If a TWG needs to update figures or text, then report to IRC

for discussion/approval.– 2006 Timeframe -- 2006 Update uses the 2005 ITRS 15-

year timeframe: 2005 through 2020.– Use the WAS-IS format from the 2005 tables for those that

need to be updated. – Each ITWG writes a 1-page summary of key

changes/challenges for the 2006 Update.– These updates must be finished by September 2006

• Based on the 3 Groups of topics. Each group needs to turn in their tables ON TIME to the other group teams [Slide 4].– On time delivery very critical to make schedules.– If you cannot deliver, delegate to someone who can.

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2006 ITRS Key Dates for IRC and ITWG members

Jan – Apr IRC teleconferences/CrossTWG Study Group meetingsITWGs receive packets of 2005 chapter in Word, instructions for 2006 update. ITWGs work on review and update of tables only.

[chapter text is NOT required to be updated!]

► Apr 5 – 7 ITRS ITWG/IRC meeting near Maastricht, the Netherlands at the Dolce Kasteel Vaalsbroek

Jun 30 Group 1 tables due to Group 2 teams and the ITRS office

Jun 30 Presentation Drafts due for preparing the July handout CD:

1 page text summary of key changes to tables and ~20 slides in powerpoint [do NOT send PDF…]

► Jul 10 – 11 ITRS ITWG/IRC meeting in San Francisco at the Hotel Marriott

► Jul 12 ITRS Conference at the Hotel Marriott

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2006 ITRS Key Dates for IRC and ITWG membersJul 24 Group 2 tables are due to Group 1 and 3 teams

and the ITRS office

Aug 24 Group 3 chapters are due to Group 2 and 3 teams

and the ITRS office

Sep 15 2006 ITRS content is frozen [late material deferred to 2007 ITRS]

Oct Regional Executives Advisory board approve ITRS

Nov 10 Presentation Drafts due for preparing for December Public meeting CD

► Dec 4 ITRS ITWG/IRC meetings in Hsin Chu, Taiwan at the

Ambassador Hotel ► Dec 5 ITRS Conference at the Ambassador Hotel

Dec 2006 Update is posted online for the public

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2006 ITRS Working GroupsDue Dates for Update

Tables• Group 1 ― System Drivers & Design, Process Integration, RF/AMS Wireless, ORTC

• Group 2 ― Front-end Processes, Lithography, Interconnect, Assembly & Packaging, Test & Test Equipment, ORTC

• Group 3 ― Emerging Devices, ESH, Yield Enhancement, Metrology, Modeling, Factory Integration, ORTC

• Tables due June 30 to Groups 2 & 3, ORTC

• Tables due July 24 to

Groups 1 & 3, ORTC

• Tables due August 24 to Groups 1 and 2, ORTC

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• Domestic [regional] TWG [DTWG] – Overall Responsibility– DTWG management and funding are handled by

the DTWG chair or co-chair. • Communications

– The DTWG chair or co-chair are responsible for all pass-downs from the ITWG meetings.

– Membership lists and email address lists, as well as the work-in-progress sites on the internet are managed by the DTWG chair or co-chair, usually by their administrative assistant.

• Budget– DTWG budgets are managed by each DTWG chair

for DTWG activities.

ITRS Teams - Overall Guidelines

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• TWG – Domestic or DTWG Members– Each DTWG has a total of seven recognized voting

members, with potentially many more expert members.– Members are usually between 10-20 people per region.

• DTWGs should have seven voting members [minimum membership number]. The required affiliation composition [very important] is as follows:

– 2- chip manufacturers– 2- suppliers– 2- consortia– 1- research, either government or academia

This composition of voting members allows consensus based on equitable distribution of the industry sectors of chip makers, suppliers, consortia members, and researchers.

ITRS Teams - Membership Guidelines

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• DTWG Members Selection– DTWG members are those who are representative experts for their

technology to be TWG members• DTWG chairs are nominated and voted on by the current members.• The DTWG may choose to vote on regular new members

– Some DTWGs choose to have "subTWG leaders and chairs for focus

groups. • Those subTWG leaders supply the DTWG chair/co chair or editorial

contact with information regarding their chapter roadmaps.

• ITWG – International Representatives for DTWGs– ITWG members are picked by their teams. Two people are selected

from each team to represent their regional TWG at the International Roadmap ITWG/IRC workshops.

– These ITWG members meet with their counterparts from the other

regions to share information from their “home teams” and reach global agreement on challenges and potential solutions, review materials, etc.

ITRS Teams - Membership Guidelines

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• DTWG Meetings– The DTWG chair holds a minimum of quarterly meetings among

that DTWG [monthly meetings are encouraged] and works directly with the other regional DTWGs’ chairs through tele- or video conferences and email.

• As a suggestion…– Many DTWG meetings are held in conjunction with other

conferences or meetings where the same people will be, to help with room rental and other meeting costs.

– Meetings can be sponsored by the DTWG chair's company or

organization in a conference facility for that company.

ITRS Teams - Meetings Guidelines

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2006 ITRS Update InstructionsThese instructions cover the 2005 ITRS table line items that are

updated, deleted, or added.

• The word file of each TWG chapter is posted online at www.itrs.net.

• Tables requiring revision can remain in Word or put into Excel spreadsheets for update by the TWG.

• Update format must be maintained in order to see new revisions as follows:

– Each table indicates 2005 line items that require revision as WAS, with duplicate rows beneath the WAS row for update if new data or correction for 2006 Update apply.

– Each ITWG fills in this new IS row with the new data.

• Deleted or new additional lines can also be indicated. – Deleted line items are noted as DELETE and with the data struck through.– New lines are noted as ADD and are located as they should be within a

table. As added new information, these do not have WAS rows.

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Descriptions and ExamplesWAS – line items from 2005 that are changed are noted as WASIS – updated data completely replaces row for 2006 Update, and is underlined [viewable in black and white]. The entire row is outlined in blue colored line

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Descriptions and ExamplesDELETE – line items are struck through [use font strikeout feature] and the entire row is outlined with a red dashed line

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Descriptions and ExamplesADD – additional new information row is outlined with a double green outline, text is underlined

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How to….• It is optional to update TWG tables in

either Word or Excel. Since many groups prefer Excel, the following slides were provided for those who are unfamiliar with copying tables from Word into Excel, and formatting tables in Excel.

• Those tables that are not updated do not need to be put into Excel.

• The steps included are those most often used during the update process.

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Examples: Typical Near-term Table for the 2005 ITRS and 2006 Update

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Examples: Typical Near-term Table as seen in Word

While in Word, select entire table to move into Excel:Use the“Table”drop-down menu

While in Word, select entire table to move into Excel:Use the“Table”drop-down menu

How to: Copy a table from Word into Excel?

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Use the“Edit”drop-down menu and select “Copy”

Use the“Edit”drop-down menu and select “Copy”


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Open a new Excel worksheet.Use the“Edit”drop-down menu and select “Paste.”

Open a new Excel worksheet.Use the“Edit”drop-down menu and select “Paste.”


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The table is placed into Excel. It will require some formatting.

The table is placed into Excel. It will require some formatting.


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Change the column width of B:Select the entire column.

Change the column width of B:Select the entire column.


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Enlarge the column width.

Enlarge the column width.


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[1] Select the entire worksheet by selecting the top, far left square.

[1] Select the entire worksheet by selecting the top, far left square.

[2] Use the“Edit”drop-down menu and select “Row/Autofit”

[2] Use the“Edit”drop-down menu and select “Row/Autofit”


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This table is now in excel and ready for revision.

This table is now in excel and ready for revision.

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To insert a new “IS” row :Highlight the row to change and use the Insert menu.

To insert a new “IS” row :Highlight the row to change and use the Insert menu.

How to: Insert an IS row?

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To make the border blue:Highlight the new row and use the “Format, Cells” menu.

To make the border blue:Highlight the new row and use the “Format, Cells” menu.

How to: Format rows and cells.

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In the Format, Cells window, select “Border.”

In the Format, Cells window, select “Border.”


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In the Border window, pick the “Style,” then pick the “Color.”

In the Border window, pick the “Style,” then pick the “Color.”


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In the Border window, after picking the style and color, outline the box to the left.

In the Border window, after picking the style and color, outline the box to the left.


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Select “OK.”Select “OK.”


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Congratulations !

Congratulations !

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To change the color of a cell: Highlight the cell to change and open the “Format, Cells” menu.

To change the color of a cell: Highlight the cell to change and open the “Format, Cells” menu.

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In the Format, Cells window,

(1) select “Patterns” tab,

(2) use the Pattern drop-down selection.

In the Format, Cells window,

(1) select “Patterns” tab,

(2) use the Pattern drop-down selection.

(1)(1)

(2)(2)

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To change from a patterned cell to white, yellow, or red solid cells—(1)Pick “no pattern.” (see location on the pattern palette. (2)Then reopen Pattern and select “Automatic.”

To change from a patterned cell to white, yellow, or red solid cells—(1)Pick “no pattern.” (see location on the pattern palette. (2)Then reopen Pattern and select “Automatic.”

(1)(1)

(2)(2)

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(3) Then select the color to fill the cell. For this example it is yellow.


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If you need to also change the font color:(1) highlight the cell, and

(2) use your font format to select the color. For this example it is black.

If you need to also change the font color:(1) highlight the cell, and

(2) use your font format to select the color. For this example it is black.

(1)(1)

(2)(2)

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Congratulations !

Congratulations !

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(1)(1)

(2)(2)

To change from a solid cell to the lined pattern for interim solutions—(1)Pick “horizonal stripe.” (see location on the pattern palette. (2)Then reopen Pattern and select “Gold.”

To change from a solid cell to the lined pattern for interim solutions—(1)Pick “horizonal stripe.” (see location on the pattern palette. (2)Then reopen Pattern and select “Gold.”

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Slide 1 ITRS 2006 Update The First Twelve Slides: –Objective of 2006 Update ………………………………….Slide 2 –2006 ITRS Schedule …..…………………………………….Slide