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Schematic Flow-diagram of temperature profile generation using the HotSpot tool.

Schematic Flow-diagram of temperature profile generation using the HotSpot tool.

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At sub-nanometre technology, temperature is one of the important design parameters to be taken care of during the target implementation for the circuit for its long term and reliable operation. High device package density leads to high power density that generates high temperatures. The temperature of a chip is directly proportional to the power de...

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... power profile, the power dissipation information of each module is given. The floorplan information and power profile are given as input to the HotSpot tool for generating the temperature profile. Based on floorplan information and power profile given, the HotSpot tool generates the temperature profile for each module in degree centigrades (°C). Fig. 5 shows the schematic flow-diagram of temperature generation using HotSpot tool. For an example case, the floorplan information and power profile of "rd53" benchmark circuit is shown in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7, respectively. The corresponding floorplan generation is shown in Fig. 8. The temperature profile generation using HotSpot tool using ...
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... power profile, the power dissipation information of each module is given. The floorplan information and power profile are given as input to the HotSpot tool for generating the temperature profile. Based on floorplan information and power profile given, the HotSpot tool generates the temperature profile for each module in degree centigrades (°C). Fig. 5 shows the schematic flow-diagram of temperature generation using HotSpot tool. For an example case, the floorplan information and power profile of "rd53" benchmark circuit is shown in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7, respectively. The corresponding floorplan generation is shown in Fig. 8. The temperature profile generation using HotSpot tool using ...

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