Silvaco Software code or script

[shoofeer1]

Hi all,

I am doing a project that needs me to design a PMOS transistor with a channel length of 65 nanometers using Silvaco TCAD tools. As you may know, there are examples provided in the software that I am using to customize in order to get the required channel length. So, I have to modify the silvaco Code to get what I want. But the problem is there is no much reference material and it is like shooting in the dark. Could anyone help me and let me know which specific part of the code do I need to change? Please help and I will be forever grateful.

 

[andy2c]

It depends which Silvaco programme you are using. If you are using ATLAS the device should be defined geometrically in x,y, and z. You have to change the mesh to agree with the new device measurements, it should line up with each edge in the device and also anywhere where the doping might change. If you are only changing the length of the gate ( say in the x direction) the mesh will only have to be changed in that direction.
Dont forget to change any doping command to conform to the new size along with any probe statements.

Also the definition of the gate, usually under the electrode command will have to be changed to the new measurements.

Good luck.

 

[JayKo]

sorry to sidetrack here, any expert in Silvaco Atlas here?
I got some question on solar simulation command called beam, it currently read a filed called solarex01.spec but I'm not sure if this is the spectrum for AM 1.5 1 sun, is anyone can verify here? thanks

 

[andy2c]

I'm not sure about the question, and I am no expert, but perhaps this will help.

The beam command is usually defined by the user in wavelength, orientation and origin. Assuming a 3d model the origin must be defined in x,y, and z axis, along with two angle statements (phi and theta) which describe the direction of propagation.
If you are using a 2d model, obviously you onlt need x and y statements and one angle.

For more information you could refer to the atlas users manual which can be found on the silvaco website as a pdf and just use the search function to search that document, alternatively call their customer support helpline...

 

[JayKo]

I'm not sure about the question, and I am no expert, but perhaps this will help.

The beam command is usually defined by the user in wavelength, orientation and origin. Assuming a 3d model the origin must be defined in x,y, and z axis, along with two angle statements (phi and theta) which describe the direction of propagation.
If you are using a 2d model, obviously you onlt need x and y statements and one angle.

For more information you could refer to the atlas users manual which can be found on the silvaco website as a pdf and just use the search function to search that document, alternatively call their customer support helpline...

hi andy2c, thanks for your reply, i have managed to get it work, the solarex01.spec is a generic file supplied by silvaco, i need to get specific solar spectrum from ASTM to get it done, which I already did. as for the x and y i did read through the manual and manage to get it done. thanks again. yes, mine is just 2d model. not to worry about the z axis.
cheers
Jayko

 

[fradaric]

Anyone knows how to extract wavelength in Silvaco OLED example organicex01.in. I had tried a lot with the codes from LED optoelectronic's etc but nothing works.