Titlebook: Design for Manufacturability; From 1D to 4D for 90 Artur Balasinski Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 22nm technology

性學(xué)院

Anjan R. Shah MD,Henry Claude Sagi MDn for Manufacturability in the early 2010’s. Because the speed of information in this area is critical for making money in IC manufacturing, DfM is a popular topic for conferences and journals, and a directional summary is usually welcome by the experts in the field.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2123-5pting to divide the sources of such stress into the intentional and non-intentional ones or intrinsic and extrinsic. However, a better distinction would be whether we are able to take advantage of them in product implementation (intrinsic) or are they outside the device model space (extrinsic). When

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Preface,n for Manufacturability in the early 2010’s. Because the speed of information in this area is critical for making money in IC manufacturing, DfM is a popular topic for conferences and journals, and a directional summary is usually welcome by the experts in the field.

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被告

Short and Long Term Results of TreatmentIntroduction of more advanced technology nodes carries two key risks:

臨時(shí)抱佛腳

Short and Long Term Results of TreatmentWe have discussed three key trends in the IC Design for Manufacturability approaches of the early 2010’s, when key IC makers are moving along the Moore’s shrinkpath, passing the 28 nm technology node, on the way down to 22 nm and then, 15 nm.

小步走路

Classic DfM: From 2D to 3D,“Manufacturability” is the ability to make large numbers of identical products (IC devices), with substantially reproducible parameters in time and in space. Of course, these devices must perform a useful function, but that is ensured by their prototyping.

Supplement

DfM at 28 nm and Beyond,Introduction of more advanced technology nodes carries two key risks:

MUTE

Closure and Future Work,We have discussed three key trends in the IC Design for Manufacturability approaches of the early 2010’s, when key IC makers are moving along the Moore’s shrinkpath, passing the 28 nm technology node, on the way down to 22 nm and then, 15 nm.

等級的上升

Artur BalasinskiProvides design for manufacturability guidelines on layout techniques for the most advanced, 22 nm technology nodes.Includes information valuable to layout designers, packaging engineers and quality e