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Title: 3D CMP and 3D IC Physical Design Flow


1
3D CMP and3D IC Physical Design Flow
  • Jason Cong and Guojie Luo
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • cong, gluo_at_cs.ucla.edu

2
Outline
  • Design Driver
  • 3D Chip Multiprocessor
  • Based on OpenRISC 1200
  • NoC Interconnect
  • RF Reconfigurable Interconnects
  • Physical Design Flow
  • Design Flow for 3DM2
  • Design Flow in Development

3
3D Chip Multiprocessor (CMP)
  • Three Silicon Layers
  • Tier 3 Cache Data Components
  • Tier 2 Interconnect and Cache Tags
  • Tier 1 Cores
  • Non-Uniform Cache Access
  • Cores see different latencies to different cache
    banks
  • Data can migrate among distributed caches
  • Can hide latency
  • Adds interconnect traffic

Heat sink
4
3DM2 - MITLL .18um 3D SOI Technology
5
3D CMP Test Chip Architecture
  • Using OpenRISC 1200
  • http//www.opencores.org
  • Open source in-order RISC uniprocessor
  • Has been tested in silicon and runs Linux
  • Simple core used due to test chip area
    constraints
  • MIT Lincoln Labs process
  • 180nm, 25mm2 x 3 tiers
  • Taped out on Nov 2006

6
3D CMP NoC Interconnect
  • One example NoC using two 5-port routers
  • Short vertical links to local L2 slices
  • Links to NoC fabric for remote L2 traffic

7
3D Reconfigurable Interconnects
  • 3D Integration
  • Targets interconnect latency by reducing
    wirelength
  • RF Interconnects
  • Frequency-Division Multiple Access (FDMA)
  • Targets interconnect congestion by improving
    bandwidth
  • Multiple signals can occupy a common interconnect
  • Further potential to dynamically tune frequencies
  • Adapt to different communication patterns
  • Interconnect density can be reduced while
    minimizing performance impact

A
B
C
D
One shared RF Fabric can be configured to a wide
range of topologies.
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Carrier Frequency
  • On/off digital switching noise main source of
    noise couple to RF Interconnect
  • Higher freq carriers avoid all the base-band
    digital noise
  • Clock rate of future CPU not exceeding 4-5GHz
    (due to power consumption issues)
  • Bandwidth Base-band noise will be around the
    clock rate
  • We need to pick a freq far away from the noise
  • gt f1 8GHZ, f2 16 GHz, f3 24GHz, f4
    32GHz

9
Bi-Directional FDMA-Link/Bus
  • Advantages
  • Higher combined data rate
  • Simultaneous, bi-directional
    communications
  • Re-configurable between bands
  • Low in-band coupling for
    parallel bus
  • Potentially with fewer I/O pins and smaller
    routing area

Bi-directional Link
Bi-directional Bus

10
FDMA-I I/O Data Eye Diagram
11
3D CMP Roadmap
  • 3D CMP with direct interconnects
  • Four OR1200 cores, four shared L2 cache banks,
    and a simple, static interconnect topology
    implemented on an FPGA first and then fabricated
    at MIT LL
  • Simulation infrastructure to explore NUCA and RF
    design space
  • Dynamic adaptation of RF interconnect to a
    diverse set of multithreaded and multitasking
    applications
  • FPGA prototyping of core, bus structures, NUCA
    and RF
  • Choose the best power/performance point in the
    design space
  • Final implementation on a 3D process (MIT-LL)

12
Physical Design Flow for 3DM2 (1/2)
netlist
RTL
Synthesis
Partition
RC extraction
Floorplan
Trial Route
P/G network
Place
Routing Congestion
Timing Constraint
Clock Tree
Route
RC extraction
DRC, LVS
Layout
13
Physical Design Flow for 3DM2 (2/2)
  • Most 3D features are handled manually
  • Ask for more 3D CAD tools

14
Thermal-Aware 3D Physical Design Flow
Technology
Design constraints
Netlist (LEFDEF)
Thermal-Driven 3D Floorplanner
Thermal Simulation
Compact Thermal model
Open Access
Thermal-Driven 3D Placement
Timing Analysis
Thermal-Aware 3D Router w/ Thermal Via Planning
Parasitic Extraction
CIF/GDSII
Layout Verification
15
Thermal Resistive Network Wilkerson04
  • Circuit stack partitioned into tiles
  • Tiles connected through thermal resistances
  • Lateral resistances fixed
  • Vertical resistances ? 1/via
  • Heat sources modeled as current sources
  • Current value power
  • Heat sinks modeled as ground nodes


(a) Tiles stack array
(b) Single tile stack
Accurate and slow
16
Thermal-Aware 3D Floorplanning ICCAD04
  • Simulated Annealing (SA) Engine
  • New local z-neighbor operations
  • Cost function
  • nwl ? normalized wirelength
  • narea ? normalized chip area
  • nvc ? normalized interlayer via number
  • cT ? temperature cost
  • Hybrid Thermal Evaluation
  • At each move ? uses simplified chain model
  • At each SA temperature drop ? the resistive
    network model

17
3D Placement via TransformationASPDAC 07
  • Idea
  • Start from 2D placement
  • Heuristic 2D to 3D transformation
  • Reduce long nets
  • Keep local connecting nets
  • Window-based transformation
  • balance WL and via
  • RCN graph based refinement
  • Reduce via and tempreture

18
Multilevel TS-Via Planning and 3D Routing
ASPDAC05 ICCAD05
  • Alternating Direction TS-Via Planning
  • Decompose the NLP into simplified sub-problems
  • In a multi-level framework with routing

19
OpenAccess extension for 3D design
  • Define additional 3D info.
  • Device Layer
  • Inter-layer via
  • Provide interface for 3D cad tool
  • Parameter extraciton
  • Timing
  • LVS
  • Compatible with Cadence Encounter

20
Summary
  • Design Driver
  • 3D Chip Multiprocessor
  • Based on OpenRISC 1200
  • NoC Interconnect
  • RF Reconfigurable Interconnects
  • Physical Design Flow
  • Design Flow for 3DM2
  • Design Flow in Development

21
THE ENDThank You!
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