2000
DOI: 10.15760/etd.2804
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Floorplan Design and Yield Enhancement of 3-D Integrated Circuits

Abstract: The semiconductor industry has witnessed aggressive scaling of transistors following Moore's law, and has harnessed its benefits in terms of speed, density, and die size in the past several decades. At present transistor count has crossed one billion per chip, and transistor delay has been reduced to picoseconds range. However, the aggressive scaling has slowed down in deep submicron technology because of several challenges in VLSI design and manufacturability. Due to increasing power, performance, cost of fab… Show more

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“…The initial version of 3D floorplanning tool is based on an evolutionary algorithm (EA) using sequence pair (SP) representation [37] [84]. This initial version placed circuit blocks across multiple devices ignoring TSV area and its position to determine total wirelength.…”
Section: Basic 3d Floorplanning Toolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The initial version of 3D floorplanning tool is based on an evolutionary algorithm (EA) using sequence pair (SP) representation [37] [84]. This initial version placed circuit blocks across multiple devices ignoring TSV area and its position to determine total wirelength.…”
Section: Basic 3d Floorplanning Toolmentioning
confidence: 99%