Optimizing The Nano-TSV-to-BPR Connection In Backside Power Networks


As technology nodes continue to scale, maintaining power and performance while reducing the footprint has become increasingly challenging. Backside power delivery networks (BSPDNs) address this challenge by moving the power delivery network to the wafer backside. What is backside power delivery (BSPDN)? The problem being solved by BSPDNs is similar to getting people out of a crowded offic... » read more

The Other Side Of The Wafer: Transistor Channel Stress In Backside Power Delivery Networks


As transistor scaling has moved to the angstrom era (18A, 14A, etc.), the issues of interconnect resistance (IR), IR drop, and power loss are becoming more severe. Traditionally, signal lines and power lines are fabricated on the same side of the wafer as the active device. But fabricating everything on one side of the wafer can create a shortage of space and resources at the interconnect la... » read more