Utilizing Silvaco TCAD for 3D Silicon Simulation

Join us for an informative webinar where we explore how Silvaco TCAD can enhance users’ approach to simulating 3D silicon technologies, including memory devices, silicon power devices, RF SOI devices, and advanced CMOS technologies such as FinFETs. This session will guide users through using Silvaco’s Victory Process to simulate key fabrication steps such as etching, deposition, implantation, and diffusion in these process flows showcasing Victory Process’s capabilities in the advanced Silicon market.

Users will also learn how Victory Device allows for accurate electrical characterization of their designs, providing essential insights into performance. To take simulations further, we’ll demonstrate how Victory DOE helps generate efficient design of experiments (DOE), enabling users to systematically explore a range of design variables. Additionally, we’ll show how Victory Analytics can help users analyze and optimize simulation results, refining designs and accelerating time-to-market.

Whether users are focused on NAND, DRAM, LDMOS, RF SOI, or FinFET technologies, this webinar will showcase how Silvaco TCAD’s comprehensive suite of tools can help them achieve optimized, high-performance devices.

What You Will Learn

• Latest models and features in Victory Process in advanced 3D CMOS and memory simulations
• Latest models and features in Victory Device in advanced FinFET simulations
• Application use cases in 3D Silicon technology simulation – FinFET, RF SOI, power LDMOS, and memory with Silvaco TCAD
• Design Optimization – Use Victory DOE and Victory Analytics to refine designs and accelerate development

Presenter

Mao Li, TCAD FAE Director – Advanced CMOS

Mao Li holds a Master of Science degree from KU Leuven, Belgium. From 2015 to 2016, he worked as a research assistant at IMEC (Interuniversity Microelectronics Center), contributing to early research on the two-dimensional material MoS₂ and completing the fabrication and characterization of MoS₂ devices. After 2017, he worked in the Technology Development Center of SMIC and Research Departments of HiSilicon, specializing in TCAD process and device simulation, with a focus on advanced logic device simulation and DTCO analysis. Since joining Silvaco, he has been leading the CMOS Application Engineering team, providing technical support to foundry customers.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Process engineers, simulation engineers, fabrication engineers, product managers, and engineering management.