Every software package contains a full set of examples suitable for that version and are installed with the software. If you see examples here that are not in your installation you should consider updating to a later version of the software. These examples can be used by beginners and advanced users for product evaluation, teaching purposes, and self-training.

Required Modules

Victory Process

• 3D Structure Editor

Victory RCx

The layout used in this example illustrates a 45 degree angle for certain mask layers. This would normally make the calculation of parasitic resistances very difficult, but with VictoryRCx this is handled easily.

In many cases the back-end processing makes use of different non-standard materials for the insulators and the metal conductors.

This example is based upon the simulation of an SRAM cell which consists of four different metal layers, plus polysilicon.

The initial processing stages demonstrate how VictoryRCx allows deposition of user-defined materials. Once the structure has been created these new materials can then be displayed.

Before the parasitic extraction takes place using the Interconnect statement, the physical parameters of the new materials are defined using the Material statement.

This example has been used in the VictoryRCx tutorial in the manual and further information may be obtained there.

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