紧凑的物理ir下降模型的GSI配电网络

K. Shakeri, J. Meindl
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未来GSI芯片电源电压的降低和功率密度的增加要求精确的ir降压模型。紧凑的物理IR-drop模型推导了两种类型的包装。这些模型帮助设计人员估计需要专用于配电的互连和封装引脚的数量。与SPICE仿真结果相比,线键封装和面阵封装的误差分别小于1%和5%。
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Compact physical IR-drop models for GSI power distribution networks
The supply voltage decrease and power density increase of future GSI chips demands accurate models for the IR-drop voltage. Compact physical IR-drop models are derived for two types of packages. These models help designers estimate the required amount of interconnects and package pins which need to be dedicated for power distribution. Comparison with SPICE simulations show less than 1% and 5% error for the wire-bond package and the area-array package, respectively.
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