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Better Modeling of Clock Net Inductance for 7 and 5 Nanometer Designs

Better Modeling of Clock Net Inductance for 7 and 5 Nanometer Designs
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        Inductance effects on clock nets can have serious consequences to performance and reliability of today’s advanced process technology designs. In this video, Greg Rollins, principle engineer from the StarRCTM R&D team talks about the importance of better inductance.