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Stable and compact inductance modeling of 3-D interconnect structures

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Recent successful techniques for the efficient simulation of largescale interconnect models rely on the sparsification of the inverse of the inductance matrix L. While there are several techniques for sparsifying L-1, the stability of these approximations for general interconnect structures has not been established, i.e., the sparsified reluctance and inductance matrices are not guaranteed to be positive-definite. In this paper, we present a novel technique for reluctance sparsification for general interconnect structures that enjoys several advantages: First, the resulting sparse approximation is guaranteed to be positive definite. Second, the approximation is optimal, in a certain well-defined sense. Third, owing to its computational efficiency and numerical stability, the algorithm is applicable for very large problem sizes. Finally our approach yields a compact representation of both inductance and reluctance matrices for general cases.

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ICCAD '06: Proceedings of the 2006 IEEE/ACM international conference on Computer-aided design
November 2006
147 pages
ISBN:1595933891
DOI:10.1145/1233501
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