Springer Design for Manufacturability: From 1D to 4D for 90–22 nm Technology Nodes

Product Description 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. From the Back Cover 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. ·         Provides design for manufacturability guidelines on layout techniques for the most advanced, 22 nm  technology nodes; ·         Includes information valuable to layout designers, packaging engineers and quality engineers, working on memories, logic, system-on-chip and system-in-package;  ·         Offers a highly-accessible, single-source reference to information otherwise available only from disparate sources; ·         Helps readers to translate reliability methodology into real design flows. About the Author Artur Balasinski is a Technology Design Integration Manager for Cypress Semiconductor in San Jose, California.