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HBM/base-die partition map
HBM Base Die

A browser CSV lab for memory-system partitioning: compare workload traffic, HBM stack class, base-die controller/PHY/RAS placement, interposer budget, thermal class, capacity, bandwidth, energy, and yield risk before calling an HBM plan feasible.

sectionExploresectionRun CardsectionExportsectionMethodssectionLimitssectionEvidence

EXPLORE

Start with the observable.

Use this page when the simulation is the primary artifact. The linked lesson explains the concept; the linked lab keeps the visual replay surface available.

guided exploration
  • Compare host-controller baseline, controller-in-base-die, controller/PHY/RAS-in-base, and custom die-to-die wrapper partitions.
  • Filter workload, stack height class, thermal class, interposer budget, and yield posture before reading the decision gate.
  • Watch bandwidth, capacity, thermal headroom, yield risk, integration risk, and base-die area proxy move together.
  • Use operator, engineer, integration, and yield views to keep one score from becoming an overclaim.

BROWSER INTERACTIVE LAB

Filter the saved CSV. Inspect matching replay rows.

No server solver is running here. The browser filters a precomputed table and redraws the plot locally.

loading matching rows / x: partition strategy
Loading replay rowsReading the saved CSV in this browser.
partition scoreusable bandwidth indexthermal headroom scoreyield risk proxyintegration risk proxy

Each metric is normalized independently for shape inspection. Vertical positions do not compare magnitude across metrics.

no matching replay row

n/apartition score

n/ausable bandwidth index

n/athermal headroom score

n/ayield risk proxy

n/aintegration risk proxy

Change one or more controls to find a saved row. No unrelated CSV value is substituted.

case idworkload profilepartition strategystack classusable bandwidth indexcapacity indexthermal headroom scoreyield risk proxyintegration risk proxydecision gatenext safe check
Loading saved replay rows...

RUN CARD

Conditions before conclusions.

The browser filters saved CSV rows. It does not run a live memory-system simulator, package solver, controller verification flow, SPICE deck, or vendor stack model.

precomputed-browser-csv-replay

Primary knobs

  • workload profile
  • base-die partition strategy
  • HBM stack class
  • thermal class
  • interposer budget
  • yield posture
outputs

Saved outputs

  • usable bandwidth index
  • capacity index
  • thermal headroom score
  • yield risk proxy
  • integration risk proxy
  • partition score
  • decision gate

EXPORT

Download the public artifacts.

These exports are the supported public files for review. PDK files and restricted third-party material are not redistributed.

download

HBM partition replay CSV

/data/hbm-base-die-partition-map-v81.csv

Open file ->
download

Typed web JSON

/data/hbm-base-die-partition-map-web-v1.json

Open file ->
download

Model card

/data/hbm-base-die-partition-map-model-card-v1.md

Open file ->

METHODS

How the number was made.

Methods are written for citation discipline: the extraction rule matters as much as the plotted value.

method

Generate a Cartesian synthetic sweep over workload, partition, stack, thermal, interposer, and yield factors.

Keep this method attached when reusing the figure or metric.

method

Normalize public HBM/base-die vocabulary into proxy scores for bandwidth, capacity, energy, thermal, yield, and integration review.

Keep this method attached when reusing the figure or metric.

method

Apply decision gates that prioritize thermal, yield, and integration review before any partition candidate label.

Keep this method attached when reusing the figure or metric.

method

Store the CSV, typed JSON, model card, and source boundary under the public data folder and experiment folder.

Keep this method attached when reusing the figure or metric.

LIMITS

What this page does not claim.

The MVP is useful because the limits are visible. These statements prevent a teaching simulation from being cited as silicon evidence.

non-claim

No vendor HBM stack, base-die floorplan, TSV map, interposer database, PHY macro, controller IP, JEDEC timing table, package CFD result, or measured product data is included.

Carry this boundary into any derivative note, paper draft, or slide.

non-claim

No live server solver, architecture simulator, controller test, package thermal solver, upload, account, payment, comment, newsletter signup, job/event submission, or qualification workflow is active.

Carry this boundary into any derivative note, paper draft, or slide.

non-claim

No product release readiness, timing signoff, bandwidth certification, capacity guarantee, thermal qualification, yield prediction, procurement recommendation, or fab/APC control claim is made.

Carry this boundary into any derivative note, paper draft, or slide.

non-claim

Rows are normalized synthetic teaching proxies and require rights-cleared replacement evidence before stronger engineering reuse.

Carry this boundary into any derivative note, paper draft, or slide.

EVIDENCE

Trace the claim back to artifacts.

The evidence route remains the catalog-level browser; this page is the simulation-level reading card.

evidence note

CSV replay with 1296 rows and explicit decision gates.

SA-MEM-HBM-002

evidence note

Typed JSON summary with role views, source anchors, methods, limits, and public boundary.

SA-MEM-HBM-002

evidence note

Model card saved beside the public dataset and experiment record.

SA-MEM-HBM-002

evidence note

Source spine uses public links only and does not copy restricted vendor or publication body material.

SA-MEM-HBM-002

Public execution boundary

No server-side live ngspice execution, uploads, accounts, payments, comments, newsletter signup, or job/event submissions are active on this page.