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Traditional parallel boundary element methods suffer from low parallel efficiency and poor scalability due to the long system solving time bottleneck. In this paper, we demonstrate how to avoid such a bottleneck by using an instantiable basis function approach. In our demonstrated examples, we achieve 90% parallel efficiency and scalability both in shared memory and distributed memory parallel systems.
An equivalent lumped-element circuit model of coaxial TSV is proposed in this paper, in which both frequency- and temperature-dependent elements are extracted using the partial-element equivalent-circuit (PEEC) method. One important aspect of coaxial TSV modelling is its capacitance extraction, in which MOS effects are taken into account. The circuit model is also reduced to a transmission line one,...
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