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Keysight Unveils 3D Interconnect Designer for Chiplet and 3DIC Advanced Package Designs

 Keysight Technologies introduced 3D Interconnect Designer, a new addition to its Electronic Design Automation (EDA) portfolio. The solution addresses the mounting complexity of designing 3D interconnects for high-chiplet and 3DIC advanced packages used in AI infrastructure and data centre applications.

As chiplet architectures are increasingly adopted, engineers face complex 3D interconnect designs for multi-die and stacked-die applications, which traditional workflows struggle to handle efficiently. As a result, teams spend significant time manually optimising the interconnects that include vias, transmission lines, solder balls, and micro-bumps while ensuring signal and power integrity in densely packed systems. This results in more design spins and longer product development cycles, creating a bottleneck that can delay product launches and increase development costs.

Keysight EDA software streamlines the process with a dedicated workflow for designing and optimising 3D interconnects accurately. The tool handles complex geometries, including hatched or waffled ground planes, which are critical to overcome manufacturing and fabrication constraints, especially silicon processes such as interposers and bridges, in advanced package designs. By enabling engineers to quickly design, optimise, and validate 3D interconnects used in chiplets and 3DICs, it minimises iterations and speeds time-to-market.

Key benefits include:

  • Accelerates Design Cycles: Streamlined automation removes time‑consuming manual steps in 3D interconnect design, minimising errors and boosting first‑pass success
  • Reduced Compliance Risk: Validates designs against emerging standards such as UCIe and BoW, ex VTF (Voltage Transfer Function), early in the lifecycle, reducing the risk of late-stage failures that lead to costly redesigns
  • Predicts Performance Accurately: Electromagnetic-based simulation provides precise electrical analysis of printed circuit boards (PCB) and package 3D interconnect designs

The solution integrates with Keysight’s EDA tools as well as supporting the standalone version, enabling teams to incorporate 3D interconnect design and optimisation into existing workflows. When combined with Chiplet PHY Designer, engineers can design and optimise 3D interconnects specifically for chiplets and three-dimensional integrated circuits (3DICs), ensuring accuracy and reducing costly iterations in multi-die systems.

Nilesh Kamdar, EDA Design and Verification General Manager at Keysight, said:

“With today’s complexity, manual 3D interconnect design and optimisation have become a significant bottleneck. By streamlining the process and providing early insights into potential issues like signal and power integrity, we’re enabling engineers to get products to market faster and deliver compliant designs on tighter timelines.”

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