HierPINN-EM: Fast Learning-Based Electromigration Analysis for Multi-Segment Interconnects Using Hierarchical Physics-Informed Neural Network
HierPINN-EM: Fast Learning-Based Electromigration Analysis for Multi-Segment Interconnects Using Hierarchical Physics-Informed Neural Network
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HierPINN-EM:使用分层物理信息神经网络对多段互连进行基于快速学习的电迁移分析
DOI:
10.1145/3508352.3549371
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2022
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Tan, Sheldon X.-D.
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作者:
Jin, Wentian;Chen, Liang;Lamichhane, Subed;Kavousi, Mohammadamir;Tan, Sheldon X.-D.
Electromigration (EM) becomes a major concern for VLSI circuits as the technology advances in the nanometer regime. The crux of problem is to solve the partial differential Korhonen equations, which remains challenging due to the increasing integrated density. Recently, scientific machine learning has been explored to solve partial differential equations (PDE) due to breakthrough success in deep neural networks and existing approach such as physics-informed neural networks (PINN) shows promising results for some small PDE problems. However, for large engineering problems like EM analysis for large interconnect trees, it was shown that the plain PINN does not work well due the to large number of variables. In this work, we propose a novel hierarchical PINN approach,HierPINN-EMfor fast EM induced stress analysis for multi-segment interconnects. Instead of solving the interconnect tree as a whole, we first solve EM problem for one wire segment under different boundary and geometrical parameters using supervised learning. Then we apply unsupervised PINN concept to solve the whole interconnects by enforcing the physics laws in the boundaries for all wire segments. In this way,HierPINN-EMcan significantly reduce the number of variables at plain PINN solver. Numerical results on a number of synthetic interconnect trees show thatHierPINN-EMcan lead to orders of magnitude speedup in training and more than 79× better accuracy over the plain PINN method. Furthermore,HierPINN-EMyields 19% better accuracy with 99% reduction in training cost over recently proposed Graph Neural Network-based EM solver, EMGraph.