This paper evaluates impact of self-heating in wire interconnection on signal propagation delay in an upcoming 32 nm process technology, using practical physical parameters. This paper examines a 64-bit data transmission model as one of the most heating cases. Experimental results show that the maximum wire temperature increase due to the self-heating appears in the case where the ratio of interconnect delay becomes largest compared to the driver delay. However, even in the most significant case which induces the maximum temperature rise of 11.0
Toshiki KANAMOTO
Takaaki OKUMURA
Katsuhiro FURUKAWA
Hiroshi TAKAFUJI
Atsushi KUROKAWA
Koutaro HACHIYA
Tsuyoshi SAKATA
Masakazu TANAKA
Hidenari NAKASHIMA
Hiroo MASUDA
Takashi SATO
Masanori HASHIMOTO
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Toshiki KANAMOTO, Takaaki OKUMURA, Katsuhiro FURUKAWA, Hiroshi TAKAFUJI, Atsushi KUROKAWA, Koutaro HACHIYA, Tsuyoshi SAKATA, Masakazu TANAKA, Hidenari NAKASHIMA, Hiroo MASUDA, Takashi SATO, Masanori HASHIMOTO, "Impact of Self-Heating in Wire Interconnection on Timing" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E93-C, no. 3, pp. 388-392, March 2010, doi: 10.1587/transele.E93.C.388.
Abstract: This paper evaluates impact of self-heating in wire interconnection on signal propagation delay in an upcoming 32 nm process technology, using practical physical parameters. This paper examines a 64-bit data transmission model as one of the most heating cases. Experimental results show that the maximum wire temperature increase due to the self-heating appears in the case where the ratio of interconnect delay becomes largest compared to the driver delay. However, even in the most significant case which induces the maximum temperature rise of 11.0
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AU - Takashi SATO
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