Title
Analytical Dynamic Time Delay Model of Strongly Coupled RLC Interconnect Lines Dependent on Switching
Abstract
In today's UDSM (ultra-deep-sub-micron)-process-technology-based ICs, dynamic delay variations of strongly coupled lines (due to neighboring net switching activity) make static timing analysis problematic. In this paper, new analytical timing models for RLC coupled linesare presented and their accuracy is veri.ed. Coupled interconnect lines are decoupled into an effective single line model by using effective capacitances and effective inductances corresponding to switching activity. Then signal transient waveforms of the effective single line models are determined by exploiting the TWA (Traveling-wave-based Waveform Approximation) technique. This is followed by single line analytical timing model development. It is shown that the models have excellent agreement with SPICE simulations for various circuit performance parameters such as line pitch, line length, driver/receiver size, IMD-thickness, and aspect ratio.
Year
DOI
Venue
2004
10.1109/ISQED.2004.1283697
ISQED
Keywords
Field
DocType
analytical timing model development,analytical dynamic time delay,effective capacitance,effective single line model,new analytical timing model,line pitch,effective inductance,line length,rlc interconnect lines dependent,spice simulation,static timing analysis,single line,crosstalk,integrated circuit design,traveling wave,rlc circuits,transmission line theory,vlsi,aspect ratio,capacitance
Dot pitch,Transmission line,Spice,Computer science,Waveform,Electronic engineering,Integrated circuit design,Static timing analysis,Very-large-scale integration,RLC circuit
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
0-7695-2093-6
0
0.34
References 
Authors
12
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Seongkyun Shin1293.15
Yungseon Eo2628.67
William R. Eisenstadt36511.80
Jongin Shim4514.57