This paper describes a unified process and device simulation system named P &D Workbench (Process and Device Workbench). The P &D Workbench is an EWS (Engineering Work Station) based system which is connected with MFCs (Main Frame Computers) via networks and can easily execute 2-dimensional process, device, topography and capacitance simulations. Since the P &D Workbench has a supervisor, data-base and excellent user interface using Japanese menu functions and mouse operations, a handling time can be dramatically reduced. The supervisor controls the simulation sequence and file transfer, and manages jobs and files both on EWSs and MFCs, so that plural simulations of splitting conditions can be automatically executed. Short TAT (Turn Around Time) is achieved by selecting an appropriate platform depended on a problem size and MFCs' CPU loads. The effects of the P &D Workbench are shown in examples applied to the development of a 4M-DRAM.
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Yukio TAMEGAYA, Hideki IKEUCHI, Hiroyoshi KUGE, Yutaka AKIYAMA, Yuukichi HATANAKA, Masao ASOU, "A Unified Process and Device Simulation System--P & D Workbench--" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E75-C, no. 2, pp. 234-240, February 1992, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes a unified process and device simulation system named P &D Workbench (Process and Device Workbench). The P &D Workbench is an EWS (Engineering Work Station) based system which is connected with MFCs (Main Frame Computers) via networks and can easily execute 2-dimensional process, device, topography and capacitance simulations. Since the P &D Workbench has a supervisor, data-base and excellent user interface using Japanese menu functions and mouse operations, a handling time can be dramatically reduced. The supervisor controls the simulation sequence and file transfer, and manages jobs and files both on EWSs and MFCs, so that plural simulations of splitting conditions can be automatically executed. Short TAT (Turn Around Time) is achieved by selecting an appropriate platform depended on a problem size and MFCs' CPU loads. The effects of the P &D Workbench are shown in examples applied to the development of a 4M-DRAM.
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