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How to design a robust Power Grid ?
🔸 Why PG Grid Design Matters In the previous post, we saw that PDN is the backbone of a chip. At the heart of PDN lies the Power Grid (PG Grid) — the on-chip network responsible for delivering power to every standard cell. 👉 A weak PG grid leads to: IR drop failures Electromigration issues Performance degradation 👉 A strong PG grid ensures: Stable voltage Reliable operation Timing…
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Anastasi in tech describes the 'bathtub curve', electromigration, aging and heat effects on a CPU.
A New Way of Mining?
A New Way of Mining?
One of the bigger problems our economies face is obtaining metals. Apparently the price of metals used in lithium-ion batteries is soaring because supply cannot expand sufficiently, and there appears to be no way current methodology can keep up. Ores are obtained by physically removing them from the subsurface, and this tends to mean that huge volumes of overburden have to be removed. Global…
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This paper discusses the problems of electromigration and IR drop, and techniques to prevent the occurrence of these issues in electronic devices.
