Contents:
Requirements for III-V Device Simulation
- Blaze as part of a complete simulation toolset
- Blaze as part of the ATLAS framework
- The ten essential components of III-V device simulation
Simulation of III-V device with Blaze
- Blaze applications
- Material parameters and models
- Blaze simulation overview
- Structure creation
- Structure creation using DevEdit
- Material specification for typical devices
- Model specification
- Solution techniques
- Conclusions
Simulation of III-V Device with Blaze and SiC
- SiC as part of the ATLAS framework
- Overview of SiC
- Features of SiC
- Syntax
- Trench-gated MOS (UMOS) Device
- Id-Vd characteristics for UMOS device
- Double implanted MOS (DIMOS) device
- Id-Vd characteristics for DIMOS device
- Conclusions
Simulation of III-V device with Blaze and Laser
- Laser as part of the ATLAS framework
- Overview of Laser
- Features of Laser
- Laser solution methodology
- Output from Laser
- Near field light intensity in the fundamental transverse mode for an InP/InGaAsP laser diode
- Optical gain as a function of bias
- Optical output power as a function of anode current
- Gain spectra below and above lasing threshold
- Laser spectrum above threshold
- Near field pattern for a strip laser
- Threshold and sub-threshold characteristics for a strip laser
- Fundamental transverse mode near field light intensity
- Transverse response of laser output power to turn-on voltage pulse
- Multiple quantum well laser diode
- Optical gain for MQW laser diode
- Conclusions
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