3D IC often seems daunting for design teams. Determining what to consider and when in the design workflow is a challenge with multiple chiplets. In this article, Semiconductor Engineering interviewed industry experts to learn more about preparing for 3D ICs and their impact on current tools and workflows.
See how experts answer:
To prepare for challenges stemming from more than Moore limitations, designers need new methodologies such as 2.5D and 3D IC to meet market demands. The more features and more complex the electronic circuit design, the more processing capability is required. When designers face limitations with what’s available, they can use 2.5D or 3D IC to extend their capabilities. To do so, teams need to re-evaluate their design processes for 3D IC readiness.