"Installation and development of VLSI nanotechnology computer simulatio" by Rangasai Venkata Chaganty
 

Installation and development of VLSI nanotechnology computer simulation capability

Rangasai Venkata Chaganty, University of Texas at El Paso

Abstract

Simulation of microelectronic processes plays a pivotal role in area of Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) by providing precise and accurate values of various parameters of a nano-device, before its actual fabrication. This report focuses on the simulation software, Integrated Systems Engineering-Technology Computer Aided Design (ISE-TCAD, version 8.0). The graphical user interface, GENESISe, of this software has been discussed followed by the process and device simulation tools, which are explained with the help of a 100nm MOSFET. The 100nm MOSFET process was developed using various tools available in this software. This report also presents some of the simulation activities designed for a VLSI nanotechnology class to help students learn this software quickly and easily. A list of future works has also been proposed, which if implemented, will ensure the usage of this software in the best possible manner.

Subject Area

Computer science|Electrical engineering

Recommended Citation

Chaganty, Rangasai Venkata, "Installation and development of VLSI nanotechnology computer simulation capability" (2003). ETD Collection for University of Texas, El Paso. AAIEP10531.
https://scholarworks.utep.edu/dissertations/AAIEP10531

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