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HotSpot: a compact thermal modeling methodology for early-stage VLSI design
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EngineeringVlsi DesignEnergy EfficiencyComputer ArchitectureRefrigerationPhysical Design (Electronics)Packaging LayersAdvanced Packaging (Semiconductors)Numerical SimulationModeling And SimulationThermodynamicsThermal ModelingElectronic Packaging3D Ic ArchitectureElectrical EngineeringThermal ModelEarly-stage Vlsi DesignComputer EngineeringHeat TransferMicroelectronicsCompact Thermal ModelsChip-scale PackageVlsi ArchitectureThermal ManagementThermal EngineeringCircuit Simulation
This paper presents HotSpot-a modeling methodology for developing compact thermal models based on the popular stacked-layer packaging scheme in modern very large-scale integration systems. In addition to modeling silicon and packaging layers, HotSpot includes a high-level on-chip interconnect self-heating power and thermal model such that the thermal impacts on interconnects can also be considered during early design stages. The HotSpot compact thermal modeling approach is especially well suited for preregister transfer level (RTL) and presynthesis thermal analysis and is able to provide detailed static and transient temperature information across the die and the package, as it is also computationally efficient.
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