Heat Management In Integrated Circuits: On-chip And System-level Monitoring And Cooling (materials, Circuits And Devices)
by Seda Ogrenci-Memik /
2015 / English / PDF
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Heat Management in Integrated Circuits
Heat Management in Integrated Circuits focuses on devices
and materials that are intimately integrated on-chip (as opposed to
in package or on-board) for the purposes of thermal monitoring and
thermal management, i.e., cooling. The devices and circuits cover
various designs used for the purpose of converting temperature to a
digital measurement, heat to electricity, and actively biased
circuits that reverse thermal gradients on chips for the purpose of
cooling. The book includes fundamental operating principles that
touch upon physics of materials that are used to construct sensing,
harvesting, and cooling devices, which will be followed by circuit
and system design aspects that enable successful functioning of
these devices as an on-chip system. Finally, the author discusses
the use of these devices and systems for thermal management and the
role they play in enabling energy-efficient and sustainable high
performance computing systems.
focuses on devices
and materials that are intimately integrated on-chip (as opposed to
in package or on-board) for the purposes of thermal monitoring and
thermal management, i.e., cooling. The devices and circuits cover
various designs used for the purpose of converting temperature to a
digital measurement, heat to electricity, and actively biased
circuits that reverse thermal gradients on chips for the purpose of
cooling. The book includes fundamental operating principles that
touch upon physics of materials that are used to construct sensing,
harvesting, and cooling devices, which will be followed by circuit
and system design aspects that enable successful functioning of
these devices as an on-chip system. Finally, the author discusses
the use of these devices and systems for thermal management and the
role they play in enabling energy-efficient and sustainable high
performance computing systems.