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THERMINATOR Modeling, Control and Management of Thermal Effects in Electronic Circuits of the Future. Kick-Off Meeting Catania – February 26, 2010. Agenda, February 26 th 2010. 09:00 Welcome and Project highlights S. Rinaudo Round-table and presentation of each partner
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THERMINATORModeling, Control and Management of Thermal Effects in Electronic Circuits of the Future Kick-Off Meeting Catania – February 26, 2010
Agenda, February 26th 2010 09:00 Welcome and Project highlightsS. Rinaudo Round-table and presentation of each partner 10:00 Technical Work Plan walk-through E. Macii Deploy the operative workplan (part 1) Milestones, Deadlines, Gantt Discussion and Agreement of Project Handbook Scheduling the main governance’s Meetings 11:30 Project management overview and IPR G. Gangemi Project Management structure and Handbook IPCA and IPs 11:45 Training Workplan N. Gergely 12:00 Deploy the operative workplan (part 2) E. Macii R&D, Roadmap, dissemination 12:30 Lunch Break 13:30 Deploy the operative workplan (part 3) E. Macii Technical dependencies and links among partners 16:00 THERMINATOR Management issues R. Zafalon Press Release: draft preparation (To issue by April 2010) Pending issues to be agreed Money transferring policy from coordinator’s account to partners 17:30 Final Wrap-up & Action Items
Project Overview E. Macii (POLITO)
Objectives and Consortium The Consortium The Objectives • Development of new modeling and simulation capabilities. • Development of new thermal-aware design techniques, methodologies and prototype tools • Validation of thermal model accuracy against silicon measurements • Assessment of results of application of thermal-aware design solutions on test-chips. • Assessment of results of application of thermal-aware EDA prototype tools on industry-strength design cases. STM, NXP, IFX IC Vendors BME, CSEM, FHG, IMEC, CEA-LETI, OFFIS, POLITO, UNIBO ResearchInstitutes CV,GDA,MUN,SNPS EDAVendors 15 partners
Packageselection Thermal-Aware design exploration System-level thermal modeling and simulation systems Architecture-level Thermal modeling Thermal Interconnect modeling Block-level thermalmodelling and simulation blocks orcomponents Thermal Management of digital blocks Thermal compensation for interconnects ThermalModeling and Thermal-AwareSimulation Package thermal modeling Thermal-AwareSynthesis Thermal-AwareDesign Using Advanced Technologies Circuit-level thermal modeling and simulation Logi-ThermalSimulation circuits Temperature-InsensitiveLibrary devices Device Characterization and Thermal Compact Modeling discrete analog/RF digital Simulation, Modeling Design Exploration Therminator Platform
WP1: Technology Characterization, Tool Requirementsand Test Case Identification WP2: Process, Device and Compact Modeling WP3: Modeling,Simulation andDesign of Digital Blocks WP4: Modeling andSimulation of Analog/RFBlocks WP5: Modeling andSimulation of DiscreteComponents WP6: Package/System Modeling andDesign Exploration under Ambient Influence WP7: Validation, Demonstration and Evaluation WP8: Dissemination, Training,Exploitation and Roadmapping RTD DEM WP9: Project Management MGT Workplan Start date: 01/01/10 Duration: 36 months Cost: 11 M€ EC funding: 6.4 M€ Effort: 944 p/m
WP1 T1.1 Technology characterization Dx.y.1 Dx.y.2 Dx.y.3 Dx.y.4 Dx.y.5 Dx.y.6 Dx.y.7 Dx.y.8 Dx.y.9 Dx.y.10 Dx.y.11 T1.2 Tool requirements T1.3 Test case identification WP2 T2.1 Compact thermal modeling of new device structures and technologies T2.2 Compact thermal modeling of CMOS devices for integrated circuits T2.3 Physics-based compact thermal modeling for discrete devices WP3 T3.1 Logi-thermal simulation methods and tools T3.2 Thermal effects in digital circuit design for new CMOS technologies T3.3 Logic design methodologies for temperature-insensitive circuits T3.4 Monitoring circuits and design methodologies for thermal effect compensation WP4 T4.1 Thermal modeling of analog/RF blocks T4.2 Analog/RF circuit analysis in presence of high temperatures and on-chip thermal gradients WP5 T5.1 Thermal modeling of discrete components T5.2 Validation of modeling framework for discrete components WP6 T6.1 Thermal description of the system package and ambient influence T6.2 Thermal distribution in 3D SiP stacks and 2D SoCs T6.3 System-level thermal-aware design WP7 T7.1 Validation of models on silicon structures T7.2 Demonstration of design techniques on test chips T7.3 Evaluation of design methods and prototype tools on test cases WP8 T8.1 Set-up and maintenance of project web-site T8.2 Dissemination T8.3 Training T8.4 Exploitation and roadmapping WP9 T9.1 Implementation of project management structures T9.2 Project management T9.3 IPR management M0 M12 M24 M36 Gantt Chart
WP1 (Leader: IFX) WP1: Technology Characterization, Tool Requirements and Test Case Identification • T1.1: Technology Characterization Investigation and characterization of a wide collection of different nanoelectronic technologies and device architectures regarding temperature sensitivity and thermal effects • T1.2: Tool Requirements Specification of the requirements for the EDA methodologies, tools and flows that will be developed within the project • T1.3: Test Case Identification Identification by the semiconductor vendors of the test structures and of the test cases that will be used to assess the quality of the models, design solutions and EDA methodologies and prototype tools
WP2 (Leader: IFX) WP2: Process, Device and Compact Modeling • T2.1: Compact thermal modeling of new device structures and technologiesDevelopment of methods for numerical simulation of devices that utilize new semiconductor structures and technologies, down to the 32/28nm process node. • T2.2: Compact thermal modeling of CMOS devices for integrated circuitsDevelopment of methods for numerical simulation of devices for integrated circuits implemented with traditional, state-of-the-art CMOS technologies. • T2.3: Physics-based compact thermal modeling for discrete devices Development of methods for numerical simulation of devices for discrete semiconductor devices, specifically suitable for power converters and RF applications.
WP3 (Leader: POLITO) WP3: Modeling, Simulation and Design of Digital Blocks • T3.1: Logi-thermal simulation methods and tools Generation of a logic/thermal co-simulator for the target technologies. This simulator will rely on thermal models of the basic design primitives (namely, logic gates, memory elements, interconnects). • T3.2: Thermal effects in digital circuit design for new CMOS technologies Thermal efficiency comparison of different implementation of a test design using the new technologies and using traditional, state-of-the-art bulk CMOS technologies. • T3.3: Logic design methodologies for temperature-insensitive circuits Investigation and development of innovative techniques, methodologies and prototype tools for thermal-aware synthesis. • T3.4: Monitoring circuits and design methodologies for thermal effect compensation Investigation and development of innovative techniques, methodologies and prototype tools for thermal effect compensation, control and management.
WP4 (Leader: NXP) WP4: Modeling and Simulation of Analog/RF Blocks • T4.1: Thermal modeling of analog/RF blocks Since standard compact models, like those developed in the context of WP2, are not sufficient for such components, more accurate behavioral models are needed, which include also self heating effects. Therefore, electrical compact models have to be completed by model parts for the thermal behavior. • T4.2: Analog/RF circuit analysis in presence of high temperatures and on-chip thermal gradientsIn this Task, simulation-based methodologies to analyze and reduce the impact of thermal fluctuations on the behavior, yield or reliability of analog/RF blocks will be developed. In a first step, critical analog/RF components will be identified.
WP5 (Leader: ST) WP5: Modeling and Simulation of Discrete Components • T5.1: Thermal modeling of discrete components The objective of this task is the investigation and implementation of a modeling framework for discrete components. • T5.2: Validation of modeling framework for discrete components The main objective of this Task is to validate the modeling framework of Task T5.1 through comparison of the data coming from camera-based analysis to those collected by application of the modeling methodology implemented inside the framework. Validation thus requires the implementation of one or more test cases,
WP6 (Leader: NXP) WP6: Package/System Modeling and Design Exploration under Ambient Influence • T6.1: Thermal description of the system package and ambient influence Heat diffusion is a phenomenon where the surrounding ambient has to be considered. This naturally includes the package, as well as the influence from the outside ambient. To to analyze and describe the different thermal systems, measurements and simulations will be performed. The wide range of products of the partners, from discrete components to complex ICs, ensures a good coverage of many applications currently in the market. The thermal characterization will be conducted under different ambient influences and the results will be used as input for modeling the effects of heating. • T6.2: Thermal distribution in 3D SiP stacks and 2D SoCs While Task T6.1 is focussing on the macroscopic influencing factors as the package structure, this task focuses on describing the local impact of die temperature distribution due to self heating, and the description of thermal feedback. • T6.3: System-level thermal aware design In this task, thermal design space exploration and automated thermal-aware design capabilities are developed.
WP7 (Leader: NXP) WP7: Validation, Demonstration and Evaluation • T7.1: Validation of models on test structuresIn this task, models developed in other work-packages are validated on multiple test-structures at different levels of abstraction. T7.2: Demonstration of design techniques on test chip In this task, the new design techniques are validated on silicon test structures and test chips. T7.3: Evaluation of prototype tools on test casesIn this task, prototype tools are evaluated on the test cases defined in Task T1.3, as well as on additional design examples provided by the industrial partners
Dissemination, Training,Exploitation and Roadmapping Activities(WP8)
WP8 (Leader: ST) WP8: Dissemination, Training, Exploitation, Roadmapping • T8.1: Set-up and maintenance of the project web-site The objective of this Task is the set-up and maintenance of a public web-site that will constitute the main point of collection of the project information, including public deliverables, summary of major scientific achievements advertisement of dissemination and training activities. Maintenance and incremental updates will take place monthly, major revisions and restructuring will occur every six months. • T8.2: Dissemination The partners of the THERMINATOR Consortium will disseminate the project results through various means. This tasks covers all the dissemination activities. • T8.3: Training The activities in this task are of two kinds. First, preparation of course material on thermal-aware design. Second, planning, advertisement, organization and execution of the courses. In the first year of the project, existing knowledge and new ideas from all partners will be collected and training material (in electronic form) will be generated by the participants of this task. • T8.4: Exploitation and Roadmapping The partners of the THERMINATOR Consortium will exploitation the project results through various means. This tasks covers all the dissemination activities.