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Because of the continuous evolution of integrated circuit
manufacturing (ICM) and design for manufacturability (DfM), most
books on the subject are obsolete before they even go to press.
That's why the field requires a reference that takes the focus off
of numbers and concentrates more on larger economic concepts than
on technical details. Semiconductors: Integrated Circuit Design for
Manufacturability covers the gradual evolution of integrated
circuit design (ICD) as a basis to propose strategies for improving
return-on-investment (ROI) for ICD in manufacturing. Where most
books put the spotlight on detailed engineering enhancements and
their implications for device functionality, in contrast, this one
offers, among other things, crucial, valuable historical background
and roadmapping, all illustrated with examples. Presents actual
test cases that illustrate product challenges, examine possible
solution strategies, and demonstrate how to select and implement
the right one This book shows that DfM is a powerful generic
engineering concept with potential extending beyond its usual
application in automated layout enhancements centered on proximity
correction and pattern density. This material explores the concept
of ICD for production by breaking down its major steps: product
definition, design, layout, and manufacturing. Averting extended
discussion of technology, techniques, or specific device
dimensions, the author also avoids the clumsy chapter architecture
that can hinder other books on this subject. The result is an
extremely functional, systematic presentation that simplifies
existing approaches to DfM, outlining a clear set of criteria to
help readers assess reliability, functionality, and yield. With
careful consideration of the economic and technical trade-offs
involved in ICD for manufacturing, this reference addresses
techniques for physical, electrical, and logical design, keeping
coverage fresh and concise for the designers, manufacturers, and
researchers defining product architecture and research programs.
Because of the continuous evolution of integrated circuit
manufacturing (ICM) and design for manufacturability (DfM), most
books on the subject are obsolete before they even go to press.
That's why the field requires a reference that takes the focus off
of numbers and concentrates more on larger economic concepts than
on technical details. Semiconductors: Integrated Circuit Design for
Manufacturability covers the gradual evolution of integrated
circuit design (ICD) as a basis to propose strategies for improving
return-on-investment (ROI) for ICD in manufacturing. Where most
books put the spotlight on detailed engineering enhancements and
their implications for device functionality, in contrast, this one
offers, among other things, crucial, valuable historical background
and roadmapping, all illustrated with examples. Presents actual
test cases that illustrate product challenges, examine possible
solution strategies, and demonstrate how to select and implement
the right one This book shows that DfM is a powerful generic
engineering concept with potential extending beyond its usual
application in automated layout enhancements centered on proximity
correction and pattern density. This material explores the concept
of ICD for production by breaking down its major steps: product
definition, design, layout, and manufacturing. Averting extended
discussion of technology, techniques, or specific device
dimensions, the author also avoids the clumsy chapter architecture
that can hinder other books on this subject. The result is an
extremely functional, systematic presentation that simplifies
existing approaches to DfM, outlining a clear set of criteria to
help readers assess reliability, functionality, and yield. With
careful consideration of the economic and technical trade-offs
involved in ICD for manufacturing, this reference addresses
techniques for physical, electrical, and logical design, keeping
coverage fresh and concise for the designers, manufacturers, and
researchers defining product architecture and research programs.
This book explains integrated circuit design for manufacturability
(DfM) at the product level (packaging, applications) and applies
engineering DfM principles to the latest standards of product
development at 22 nm technology nodes. It is a valuable guide for
layout designers, packaging engineers and quality engineers,
covering DfM development from 1D to 4D, involving IC design flow
setup, best practices, links to manufacturing and product
definition, for process technologies down to 22 nm node, and
product families including memories, logic, system-on-chip and
system-in-package.
This book explains integrated circuit design for manufacturability
(DfM) at the product level (packaging, applications) and applies
engineering DfM principles to the latest standards of product
development at 22 nm technology nodes. It is a valuable guide for
layout designers, packaging engineers and quality engineers,
covering DfM development from 1D to 4D, involving IC design flow
setup, best practices, links to manufacturing and product
definition, for process technologies down to 22 nm node, and
product families including memories, logic, system-on-chip and
system-in-package.
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