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Equation 1 · Part 3 · How Chiplets and Advanced Packaging Actually Work

Symbol varepsilon_ox

Cox′  =  2πεoxln⁡ ⁣(ro/ri),C'_{\text{ox}} \;=\; \frac{2\pi\varepsilon_{\text{ox}}}{\ln\!\left(r_{\text{o}}/r_{\text{i}}\right)},
εox\varepsilon_{\text{ox}}

What this part means

the liner’s permittivity.

Its job in the formula

varepsilonon_ox occurs above the fraction bar. The numerator is divided by the entire denominator below it.

Where the article explains it

with rir_i the via’s metal radius, ror_o the outer radius of the oxide liner, and εox\varepsilon_{\text{ox}} the liner’s permittivity, while the bulk silicon beyond it contributes a finite shunt resistance rather than an open circuit.

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…structure — copper core, oxide liner, conductive silicon beyond it — the liner behaves as a capacitor per unit length, Cox′  =  2πεoxln⁡ ⁣(ro/ri)C'_{\text{ox}} \;=\; \frac{2\pi\varepsilon_{\text{ox}}}{\ln\!\left(r_{\text{o}}/r_{\text{i}}\right)}. with rir_i the via’s metal radius, ror_o the outer radius of the oxide liner, and εox\varepsilon_{\text{ox}} the liner’s permittivity, while the bulk silicon beyond it contributes a finite shunt resistance rather than an open circuit. A TSV’s insertion loss is therefore not one number but a function of frequency, set by which of those two paths — the liner’s capacitance or the…

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