TCAD Challenges for Heterostructure Microelectronics
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TCAD is gaining acceptance in the heterostructure industry. This article discusses the specific challenges a device simulator must manage to be a useful tool in designing and optimizing modern heterostructure devices. Example simulation results are given for HEMTs and HBTs, illustrating the complex physical processes in heterostructure devices, such as nonlocal effects in carrier transport, lattice self-heating, hot-electron effects, traps, electron tunneling, and quantum transport.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E86-C No.10 pp.1960-1967
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- 2003/10/01
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Eugeny LYUMKIS
Rimvydas MICKEVICIUS
Oleg PENZIN
Boris POLSKY
Karim El SAYED
Andreas WETTSTEIN
Wolfgang FICHTNER
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Eugeny LYUMKIS, Rimvydas MICKEVICIUS, Oleg PENZIN, Boris POLSKY, Karim El SAYED, Andreas WETTSTEIN, Wolfgang FICHTNER, "TCAD Challenges for Heterostructure Microelectronics" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E86-C, no. 10, pp. 1960-1967, October 2003, doi: .
Abstract: TCAD is gaining acceptance in the heterostructure industry. This article discusses the specific challenges a device simulator must manage to be a useful tool in designing and optimizing modern heterostructure devices. Example simulation results are given for HEMTs and HBTs, illustrating the complex physical processes in heterostructure devices, such as nonlocal effects in carrier transport, lattice self-heating, hot-electron effects, traps, electron tunneling, and quantum transport.
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