Presentation 1998/10/22
An Analysis on Hi-Frequency Interconnections in VLSI Considering Inductive Effects
T. Mido, K. Asada,
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Abstract(in English) In this study, we evaluated the magnitude of inductive effects on propagation delay in VLSI system with taking skin effect into account. As a result of numerical simulation, we mentioned that it is not important to take the skin effect into account in evaluating propagation delay of VLSI interconnections. Because in such a high frequency operation as the skin effect appears, in place of resistance that is influenced by the skin effect mainly, inductance becomes the dominant component of characteristic impedance of interconnections. On the other hand, it is very important to take the inductance into account in evaluating propagation delay of VLSI interconnections in over GHz operation, and it becomes one of the restriction factors of width or length of interconnections.
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Keyword(in English) VLSI / Interconnections / Skin Effect / Inductance / Wiring Delay / Capacitance
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Title (in English) An Analysis on Hi-Frequency Interconnections in VLSI Considering Inductive Effects
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Keyword(1) VLSI
Keyword(2) Interconnections
Keyword(3) Skin Effect
Keyword(4) Inductance
Keyword(5) Wiring Delay
Keyword(6) Capacitance
1st Author's Name T. Mido
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Electronic Engineering, University of Tokyo:VDEC, Univ.of Tokyo()
2nd Author's Name K. Asada
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Electronic Engineering, University of Tokyo:VDEC, Univ.of Tokyo
Date 1998/10/22
Paper # VLD98-84,ED98-109,SDM98-145,ICD98-215
Volume (vol) vol.98
Number (no) 351
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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