Power distribution network (PDN) design and analysis of a single and double-sided high bandwidth memory (HBM) interposer for 2.5D Terabtye/s bandwidth system
Power distribution network (PDN) design and analysis of a single and double-sided high bandwidth memory (HBM) interposer for 2.5D Terabtye/s bandwidth system
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用于 2.5D Terabtye/s 带宽系统的单双面高带宽存储器 (HBM) 内插器的配电网络 (PDN) 设计和分析
DOI:
10.1109/isemc.2016.7571620
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2016
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Joungho Kim
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作者:
Kyungjun Cho;Youngwoo Kim;Subin Kim;Hyunsuk Lee;Sumin Choi;Heegon Kim;Joungho Kim
A 3-D stacked high bandwidth memory (HBM) becomes a promising solution to satisfy the memory bandwidth for the processor. Due to its unique memory architecture that consists of tremendous number of input/output (I/O), it is inevitable to employee Silicon based interposer. Therefore, power distribution network (PDN) design and analysis of HBM interposer becomes one of the important step to guarantee the performance of an entire memory interface. Since the back end of line (BEOL) process technology of a semiconductor industry is applied for HBM interposer, the control of a metal density and the management of wafer warpage are required. Therefore, we designed and analyzed meshed and grid type of PDN for HBM interposer because of the limit of a metal density. In addition, we also designed and analyzed PDN both a single- and double-sided interposer. Because, a double-sided interposer has an advantage of a warpage management compared to a single-sided interposer. For the suppression of simultaneous switching noise (SSN), PDN impedance with a decoupling capacitor scheme must be properly analyzed. In this paper, a single- and double-sided HBM interposer is designed with the five layers and six layers respectively to analyze PDN impedance including though-Silicon-via (TSV). PDN impedance of HBM interposer is simulated and analyzed in the frequency range from 100 MHz to 20 GHz. Based on the designed HBM interposer, we shows the great potential of HBM interposer in terms of the reduction of PDN impedance to suppress SSN with a metal-insulator-metal (MIM) decoupling capacitor.