Meng Tai

Title: Meng Tai: Semiconductor Design and Voltage-Drop Prediction

Introduction

Meng Tai is an inventor based in Nanjing, China, whose patent work addresses static voltage-drop prediction in semiconductor-device design. His listed patent focuses on using machine learning and floorplan data to support design analysis and bump assignment.

Latest Patents

Tai is associated with 1 patent: “Static Voltage Drop Prediction System and Method.” The method receives floorplan data for a semiconductor device and uses a machine-learning model to generate an initial static voltage-drop prediction. It then compares the floorplan data with training data to determine a similarity value, applies a corresponding compensation value from a mapping table, and produces an adjusted prediction. Finally, the system compares that result with predetermined voltage-drop values to generate bump-assignment data for updating the floorplan.

Career Highlights

Tai’s listed company affiliations include Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited and TSMC Nanjing Company, Limited. His patent reflects work on applying machine learning and data-driven compensation to semiconductor floorplanning.

Collaborations

Tai’s listed coworker is ShiWen Tan. The available information identifies this professional connection but does not specify their particular projects or roles.

Conclusion

Meng Tai’s patent presents a machine-learning-based approach to predicting static voltage drop and informing bump assignments, connecting semiconductor design analysis with floorplan updates.