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CRII:SHF: Enabling Technologies for Three Dimensional (3D) Millimeter-Wave Integrated Circuits: Through Silicon Via (TSV) Modeling and Design

CRII:SHF: Enabling Technologies for Three Dimensional (3D) Millimeter-Wave Integrated Circuits: Through Silicon Via (TSV) Modeling and Design
CRII:SHF:三维 (3D) 毫米波集成电路的实现技术:硅通孔 (TSV) 建模和设计
批准号:
1464424
负责人:
Yang Yi
金额:
$17.49万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-03-15 至 2017-12-31

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中文摘要
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毫米波通信是解决移动数据流量呈指数级增长所带来的频谱短缺问题的一项新兴技术。该项目解决了三维(3D)毫米波集成电路(ic)的基本科学问题和先进设计挑战,能够处理新兴通信系统所需的非常宽的系统带宽。该项目将通过提供超高频(UHF)频段无线通信电路设计的基本知识,促进3D集成的进一步发展,并在半导体制造和电子设计界更广泛地采用这一新兴技术。除了技术影响外,PI还将制定一项扩大参与计划和一项教育计划,使来自代表性不足群体的学生参与电子电路领域。在这项研究中开发的工具和技术将用于开发和教学新课程。推广活动将从高中到研究生阶段,充分利用大学多样性项目以及密苏里-爱荷华-内布拉斯加-堪萨斯女性计算机项目。此外,PI将利用与几家领先半导体公司的合作,为本科生和研究生设立技术研讨会和实习项目。通过硅通孔(tsv)的三维集成应用于毫米波移动宽带无线通信,可以提供小型化的机会,提高性能,降低功耗。3D集成电路中最关键的组件和挑战之一是tsv的建模和设计。鉴于3D毫米波集成电路的巨大前景和设计挑战,该项目旨在引入新思想,开发系统原型,以及在电路,系统和计算机辅助设计(CAD)的各个层面上推进TSV设计的新的变革方向。提出的TSV建模和分析方法可以与现有的电子设计与自动化(EDA)工具集成。通过研究毫米波集成电路的关键组件之一,本项目试图为毫米波系统的实用设计方法奠定基础,使其具有更高的可靠性、更低的功耗、更低的延迟和更高的系统小型化。
英文摘要
Millimeter-wave (mmW) communications is regarded as an emerging technology to resolve the spectrum shortage issues resulting from the exponential growth of mobile data traffic. This project addresses the fundamental scientific issues and advanced design challenges of the three-dimensional (3D) mmW integrated circuits (ICs) capable of handling very wide system bandwidth required for emerging communication systems. The project will facilitate further advances in 3D integration and broader adoption of this emerging technology in semiconductor manufacturing and electronic design community by offering fundamental understandings in circuit design for beyond ultra-high frequency (UHF) band wireless communications. In addition to technological impact, the PI will develop a broadening participation plan and an educational plan that will immerse students from the underrepresented groups in the field of electronic circuits. Tools and techniques developed in this research will be used for developing and teaching new courses. Outreach activities will span from the high school level up through the graduate level making full use of University Diversity Programs as well as Missouri-Iowa-Nebraska-Kansas Women in Computing Program. Furthermore, the PI will leverage the collaboration with several leading semiconductor companies to set up technical seminars and internship programs for both undergraduate and graduate students.Three dimensional integration with Through Silicon Vias (TSVs) applied to the mmW mobile broadband wireless communications could offer miniaturization opportunities, performance improvement, and power consumption reduction. One of the most critical components and challenges in 3D ICs is the modeling and design of TSVs. In light of the great promise and design challenges of 3D mmW ICs, this project targets to introducing new ideas, developing system prototypes, as well as a new and transformative direction for the advancement of TSV design at all levels - circuits, systems, and computer-aided design (CAD). The proposed TSV modeling and analysis methodologies could be integrated with existing Electronics Design and Automation (EDA) tools. By investigating one of the key components of mmW ICs, this project attempts to lay a foundation for a practical design methodology for the mmW systems with higher reliability, lower power consumption, reduced delay, and increased system miniaturization.
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