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Three-Dimensional Circuit Topology

A. C. Harter

Year: 1991 Cambridge University Press eBooks Pages: 53-70   Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Abstract

A number of limitations imposed by the technology of three-dimensional integration have been mentioned. These limitations restrict the total number of transistors and the number of layers in which transistors can be constructed. However, for a given number of layers the topology of circuit layout is most profoundly affected by the availability and quality of wiring both within and between the layers.

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Topology (electrical circuits) Computer science Electrical engineering Engineering

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VLSI and FPGA Design Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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