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Know how your circuit behaves across process variation before silicon tells you, with Monte Carlo-accurate results up to 30X faster.
11 years ago
Easy design migration to Silvaco Custom Design flow via OpenAccess
Easy design migration to Silvaco Custom Design flow via OpenAccess This webinar will provide an overview for how circuit designers can use Silvaco’s schematic capture tool, Gateway and layout editor,
11 years ago
Solar cell modeling using TCAD and SPICE
Solar Cell Modeling Using TCAD and SPICE In this webinar a review of the TCAD-to-SPICE simulation flow of solar cells and solar panels and its related methodology will be presented.
11 years ago
Power Integrity and Reliability Analysis
Power Integrity and Reliability Analysis This webinar will provide an overview of Silvaco’s power integrity and reliability analysis tool, InVar. InVar’s concurrent approach to simultaneously modeling power, voltage and temperature
11 years ago
Partitioning and DRC for 3D systems & ICs
Partitioning and DRC for 3D systems & ICs 3D integration of ICs and systems is enhancing cost scaling of “More than Moore” technology and applications. However 3D integration of heterogeneous
12 years ago
High Voltage Power Device Modeling with HiSIM_HV 2
High Voltage Power Device Modeling with HiSIM_HV 2 This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of model parameter extraction for high voltage devices, using the industry standard HiSIM_HV 2 model.
13 years ago
TCAD to SPICE simulation of SiC and Si Power Devices
TCAD to SPICE Simulation of SiC and Si Power Devices – Archive This webinar will provide a discussion of the methods used to design, simulate and optimize the performance of
28 years ago
Validation of CLEVER Interconnect Parasitics with 0.18 µm Process Measurements Benoit Froment and Herve Jaouen – SGS-Thomson Microelectronics
CLEVER can perform accurate field solver extractions of resistance and capacitance from 3D structures generated from realistic process simulation. Comparison of CLEVER results with measurements made by SGS-Thomson Microelectronics were