3D-ICE 3.0.0
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Structure that collects the dimensions of a thermal cell. More...
#include <dimensions.h>
Data Fields | |
CellDimension_t | FirstWallLength |
CellDimension_t | WallLength |
CellDimension_t | ChannelLength |
CellDimension_t | LastWallLength |
CellDimension_t | Width |
Quantity_t | NHeights |
CellDimension_t * | Heights |
We store just the length (west-east) and the width (south-north) of a cell. The height depends on the layer the cell belongs to. The witdh is uniform along the south-north direction of the chip while the length can have four different values depending on the location. This is due to the 4RM thermal model for microchannels: this model forces the whole mesh of cells to have the same dimensions of walls and channels.
If the 2RM thermal model is used (microchannels or pin fins) or if the channel does not appear as a stack element then these four values store the same value.
Definition at line 79 of file dimensions.h.
CellDimension_t CellDimensions_t::ChannelLength |
The length of all the channel cavity of a channel in . It corresponds to the length of all the cells with an odd index
Definition at line 96 of file dimensions.h.
CellDimension_t CellDimensions_t::FirstWallLength |
The length of the first wall of a channel in (west side of the 3D-IC). It corresponds to the length of all the cells in the first column
Definition at line 85 of file dimensions.h.
CellDimension_t* CellDimensions_t::Heights |
The heights of all the cells in . The vector stores as many values as layers in the 3D-IC
Definition at line 115 of file dimensions.h.
CellDimension_t CellDimensions_t::LastWallLength |
The length of the last wall of a channel in (east side of the 3D-IC). It corresponds to the length of all the cells in the last column
Definition at line 102 of file dimensions.h.
Quantity_t CellDimensions_t::NHeights |
The number of values stored by the vector Heights
Definition at line 110 of file dimensions.h.
CellDimension_t CellDimensions_t::WallLength |
The length of all the walls of a channel in , except the first and the last. It corresponds to the length of all the cells with an even index
Definition at line 91 of file dimensions.h.
CellDimension_t CellDimensions_t::Width |
The width of all the cells in
Definition at line 106 of file dimensions.h.