Electrothermal Analysis of VLSI Systems von Yi-Kan Cheng | ISBN 9781475773736

Electrothermal Analysis of VLSI Systems

von Yi-Kan Cheng, Ching-Han Tsai, Chin-Chi Teng und Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinYi-Kan Cheng
Autor / AutorinChing-Han Tsai
Autor / AutorinChin-Chi Teng
Autor / AutorinSung-Mo (Steve) Kang
Buchcover Electrothermal Analysis of VLSI Systems | Yi-Kan Cheng | EAN 9781475773736 | ISBN 1-4757-7373-0 | ISBN 978-1-4757-7373-6

From the Foreword:

`Continuing increases in the levels of circuit integration and concomitant increases in performance are sustaining the trend of increasing power dissipation in VLSI systems. A consequence is that the impact of temperature on the successful operation and reliability of devices must be comprehended during the design process..... This text provides a comprehensive formulation of the electrothermal analysis problem beginning with a summary of the sources of power dissipation in CMOS circuits and followed by a formulation of the effect of temperature on MOS devices.'
Dr. Ralph K. Cavin, Vice President, Semiconductor Research Corporation

Electrothermal Analysis of VLSI Systems

von Yi-Kan Cheng, Ching-Han Tsai, Chin-Chi Teng und Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinYi-Kan Cheng
Autor / AutorinChing-Han Tsai
Autor / AutorinChin-Chi Teng
Autor / AutorinSung-Mo (Steve) Kang

Electrothermal Analysis of VLSI Systems addresses electrothermal problems in modern VLSI systems.
Part I, The Building Blocks, discusses electrothermal phenomena and the fundamental building blocks that electrothermal simulation requires (including power analysis, temperature-dependent device modeling, thermal/electrothermal simulation, and experimental setup-calibration).
Part II, The Applications, discusses three important applications of VLSI electrothermal analysis including temperature-dependent electromigration diagnosis, cell-level thermal placement and temperature-driven power and timing analysis.
Electrothermal Analysis of VLSI Systems will be useful for researchers in the fields of IC reliability analysis and physical design, as well as VLSI designers and graduate students.