Unified theory predicts all-harmonic voltage responses for finite-length conductors in suspended or supported geometries, with length l setting the thermal-mass frequency scale ω_c = α/l² under weak environmental coupling.
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The paper reviews multiscale thermal modeling techniques for 3D ICs, unifying scales from device to system while stressing thermal boundary resistance and validation needs.
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Unified 1D Theory and Design Principles for Harmonic Electrothermal Characterization of Nanoscale Conductors
Unified theory predicts all-harmonic voltage responses for finite-length conductors in suspended or supported geometries, with length l setting the thermal-mass frequency scale ω_c = α/l² under weak environmental coupling.
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A Review of Multiscale Thermal Modeling in Heterogeneous 3D ICs
The paper reviews multiscale thermal modeling techniques for 3D ICs, unifying scales from device to system while stressing thermal boundary resistance and validation needs.