“…• Reducing the number of interconnections, particularly wirebondings, can be beneficial, since they introduce significant parasitic impedances and EMI to the circuit, aside from being the main source of failures due to mechanical stress [267,287,296]. As a general rule, wirebondings should only be used when another routing solutions are not possible in the design [246]. When using them, they must be as short as possible, and must be placed in an array configuration to reduce the parasitic inductance (generated due to parallel connection and coupling effects).…”