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Ph.D. Dissertation Defense - Md Obaidul Hossen
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Title: Power Delivery and Thermal Consideration for 2.5-D and 3-D Integration Technologies
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Dr. Muhannad Bakir, ECE Advisor
Dr. Azad Naeemi, ECE
Dr. Arijit Raychowdhury, ECE
Dr. Tushar Krishna, ECE
Dr. Yogendra Joshi, ME
Abstract:Owing to advanced technologies, the total power density in a high-performance computing system is expected to increase beyond 100 W/cm2; power delivery becomes a critical challenge, and advanced cooling solutions are turning into a necessity. Moreover, reduced noise margin determined by the scaling trend of the technology is making power delivery to the chip ever more challenging. Placing dice side-by-side poses thermal coupling issues where heat flows from the high-power die to the low-power die. There are also inter-dependencies among these different domains. Therefore, in this research effort, we investigate and benchmark different 2.5-D and 3-D heterogeneous integration technologies on the thermal and electrical performance and their inter-dependencies. We develop a thermally aware power delivery network (PDN) design framework to investigate power supply noise for emerging 2.5-D and 3-D integration technologies. We also present a novel backside-PDN configuration where the PDN is separated from the signaling network of the die. The research tasks will feed into one another in order to develop a more comprehensive pre-design analysis of heterogeneous integration systems
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- Workflow Status:Published
- Created By:Tasha Torrence
- Created:10/17/2019
- Modified By:Tasha Torrence
- Modified:10/17/2019
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