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引用次数: 5
摘要
在 CPU 设计方面,工艺技术的免费搭车期已经结束。必须在架构、电路设计和物理实现方面进行创新,以应对因缺乏工艺扩展、可变性增加和布局依赖效应而带来的更多挑战。此外,功率密度正在上升到令人望而却步的水平,现已成为限制性能的主要因素。在架构和电路层面进行广泛的电源管理是当今微处理器设计的一个主要焦点。本文将概述这些问题、潜在的解决方案和工具要求,以应对不断增加的物理设计和电源管理挑战。
Challenges in microprocessor physical and power management design
The free ride from process technology for CPU design has ended. Innovations in architecture, circuit design, and physical implementation are required to cope with increased challenges imposed by the lack of process scaling, increased variability and layout-dependent effects. In addition, power density is rising to prohibitive levels and has now become the predominant performance limiter. Extensive power management at both architectural and circuit levels is a major focus point in today's microprocessor design. This paper will give an overview of the issues, the potential solutions and the tool requirements to address the ever- increasing physical design and power management challenges.