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研究生: 洪嘉明
論文名稱: 以平台為基礎的三維積體電路設計方法與其成本模型
A Cost Model for Chipsburger - a Platform-Based 3D IC Design Methodology
指導教授: 林永隆
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學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 電機資訊學院 - 資訊工程學系
Computer Science
論文出版年: 2009
畢業學年度: 98
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 44
中文關鍵詞: 三維積體電路
外文關鍵詞: 3D IC
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  • 本論文針對三維積體電路提出一個平台式的設計方法,此方法藉由製造上的重複使用來降低三維晶片的成本。我們設計的三維積體電路架構能使得一組應用的總成本最少。此架構包含一個能夠被各個應用重複使用的平台晶片層以及一個可以客製化的晶片層。共用的平台層已經包含許多功能,因此客製化的晶片層只要針對個別應用加上缺乏的功能再堆疊到平台上即可。平台層被多個應用共用,因此能藉由很大的產量來稀釋成本。
    為了評估平台層各種組態對成本的影響,本論文發展出一個三維積體電路的成本模型以及一個平台層的產生器。平台產生器使用模擬退火法來找出能夠讓各個應用總成本最低的平台。
    實驗結果顯示,此平台式設計方法確實能有效地降低三維積體電路成本,而平台產生器也能找到接近最佳解的平台。


    We propose a platform-based approach for 3D IC implementation of complex electronics systems. We emphasize Manufacturing Reuse to lower the overall cost of implementing and mass-producing 3D chips for multiple applications. Given a set of applications, each employs a set of IPs and needs a certain amount of mass-production volume, our objective is to design a 3D IC architecture such that the total design-plus-manufacture cost is minimized for all applications. We achieve this by defining certain platform-dies that can be prefabricated-and-reused across multiple applications. Our target 3D IC stack consists of platform dies and customized dies. Platform dies can be manufactured in huge volume at very low unit cost and used in many applications. Customized dies for individual application, on the other hand, will be smaller and easier to implement, as most functionality has been allocated to the platform dies. We have developed a 3D IC cost model for our platform generator to evaluate platform-layer configurations. Based on simulated-annealing optimization, this generator finds a platform that minimizes the overall cost of a set of applications. Experimental results indicate that Chipsburger is cost-effective for a wide range of volume requirements.

    Abstract 2 Contents 3 List of Figures 4 List of Tables 5 Chapter 1 Introduction 6 Chapter 2 Related Work 9 Chapter 3 A Platform-Based 3D IC Design Methodology 12 Chapter 4 Cost Model 15 4.1 Overall Cost Model 17 4.2 Detailed Modeling 19 4.2.1 Die Cost 19 4.2.2 IP Fee 22 4.2.3 NRE Expense 22 Chapter 5 Platform Generator 25 5.1 System Overview 25 5.2 Algorithm 26 Chapter 6 Experimental Results 29 6.1 Experiment Setting 29 6.2 Cost Comparison 33 6.3 Platform Generator Performance 39 Chapter 7 Conclusion 41 Bibliography 42

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