Network-on-Interposer Co-Design for Heterogeneous Chiplet-Based Integrated Systems

A co-design methodology is proposed for heterogeneous integrated systems with active interposers. Bus-based topologies are impractical for heterogeneous systems due to the latency of the chiplet interfaces which degrades the data transfer process. System-on-chip and Internet-of-Things applications present very different tradeoffs for interposers than compute-based systems. A network-on-interposer methodology is proposed which balances cost and system performance. Active interposers are shown to exhibit less than half the latency of passive interposers when interfacing between 7 nm and 45 nm chiplets. Design considerations for both passive and active interposer-based systems are explored in this paper, such as maximum bandwidth, chiplet placement, voltage conversion, and network area.

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iscas56072.2025.11044044
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3D IC and TSV technologies
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Network-on-Interposer Co-Design for Heterogeneous Chiplet-Based Integrated Systems

Marilyn Wolf, Andres Ayes, Eby G. Friedman
3D IC and TSV technologies
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Network-on-Interposer Co-Design for Heterogeneous Chiplet-Based Integrated Systems

Marilyn Wolf, Andres Ayes, Eby G. Friedman
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Abstract

A co-design methodology is proposed for heterogeneous integrated systems with active interposers. Bus-based topologies are impractical for heterogeneous systems due to the latency of the chiplet interfaces which degrades the data transfer process. System-on-chip and Internet-of-Things applications present very different tradeoffs for interposers than compute-based systems. A network-on-interposer methodology is proposed which balances cost and system performance. Active interposers are shown to exhibit less than half the latency of passive interposers when interfacing between 7 nm and 45 nm chiplets. Design considerations for both passive and active interposer-based systems are explored in this paper, such as maximum bandwidth, chiplet placement, voltage conversion, and network area.

University of Nebraska–Lincoln (US), University of Rochester (US)
National Science Foundation
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
3D IC and TSV technologies
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