TCAD for Circuits and Systems: Process Emulation, Parasitics Extraction, Self-Heating

We present TCAD-based methodologies that go beyond process and device simulations of single transistors. We show that TCAD solvers can be used as effective tools to resolve the intricacies of current and future technology nodes that are otherwise difficult to access using EDA-level methods alone.

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2024-10-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bcicts59662.2024.10745677
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3
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Semiconductor materials and devices
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We present TCAD-based methodologies that go beyond process and device simulations of single transistors. We show that TCAD solvers can be used as effective tools to resolve the intricacies of current and future technology nodes that are otherwise difficult to access using EDA-level methods alone.

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