Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Existing thermal-aware 3D placement methods assume that the temperature of 3D ICs can be optimized by properly distributing the por dissipations, and ignoring the heat conductivity of though-silicon-vias (TSVs). Hover, our study indicates that this is not exactly correct. While considering the thermal effect of TSVs during placement appears to be quite complicated,  are able to prove that when the TSV area in each bin is proportional to the lumped por consumption in that bin, together with the bins in all the tiers directly above it, the peak temperature is minimized. Based on this criterion,  implement a thermal-aware 3D placement tool. Compared to the methods that prefer a uniform por distribution that only results in an 8% peak temperature reduction, our method reduces the peak temperature by 34% on average with even slightly less wirelength overhead. These results suggest that considering thermal effects of TSVs is necessary and effective during the placement stage. To the best of the authors' knowledge, this is the first thermal-aware 3D placement tool that directly takes into consideration the thermal and area impact of TSVs.
['Jason Cong', 'Guojie Luo', 'Yiyu Shi']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Thermal-aware cell and through-silicon-via co-placement for 3D ICs
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