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Dynamic Multi-Point Rational Interpolation for Frequency-Selective Model Order Reduction
As process technology continues to scale into the nanoscale regime and overall system complexity increases, the reduced order modeling of on-chip interconnect plays a crucial role in characterizing VLSI system performance. In this paper, we develop a dynamic multi-point rational interpolation method based on Krylov subspace techniques to generate reduced order interconnect models that are accurate across a wide-range of frequencies. We dynamically select interpolation point by applying a cubic spline-based algorithm to detect complex regions in the system's frequency response. The results indicate that our method provides greater accuracy than techniques that apply multi-shift Krylov subspace methods with uniform interpolation points