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Semiconductor design software that proves the chip before you build it

Silvaco pairs decades of device physics with AI-accelerated simulation and silicon-proven IP. You see how a design behaves before the first wafer is committed.

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Interface IP that works on first silicon

Mixel has built MIPI PHYs since 1998. Silicon-proven in twelve process nodes at nine foundries.

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Run the process in simulation first

TCAD settles the physics. FTCO hands that same validated data to fab and process engineers in real time, so the answer arrives today, not after the next wafer lot.

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Foundries and technology partners

Semiconductor design software, stage by stage

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Where to find us

Conferences, symposia and the SURGE user group. Meet the engineers who build the tools.
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Watch a tool in use

Recorded sessions and live walkthroughs, run by the application engineers who support the flow.
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Start from your market, or from your problem

Each market, its own physics problem. Or start from the workflow you’re fixing.

By industry

Automotive

Reliability and qualification across the automotive device stack

 Power Devices

Power device simulation for SiC, GaN and silicon

 Display

TFT extraction and panel-scale device modelling

 Photonics

Optical and optoelectronic device simulation

 Memory

Cell-level physics for emerging and established memory

 HPC and AI

Interconnect, thermal and power at compute scale

 Foundry

Process development, PDKs and enablement

By technology

TCAD to Signoff

One flow from process simulation through to circuit signoff

 DTCO

Design-technology co-optimisation across process and design

 Digital Twin

Digital twin for semiconductor manufacturing
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Who’s already running on it

Eight of the ten largest display makers run their work on Silvaco TCAD. Silvaco EDA sits inside six of the ten largest semiconductor companies. You already compete with some of them.

The Simulation Standard

Silvaco’s technical journal: worked examples, device physics and process modelling, written by the engineers who build the tools.

Device cross-section with field contours resolving under the gate
Process and device Multiphysics process and device simulation, worked through in full.
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See it run on your process

Tell us your process node and where the flow slows down. We’ll walk you through the tools that fit.

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Common questions

Semiconductor design software models a device or circuit before it is manufactured: process and device simulation (TCAD), circuit simulation, parasitic extraction and physical verification. Silvaco builds all four.

AI-Driven Manufacturing covers TCAD and FTCO for process and device work. AI-Driven Design covers EDA tools and licensed IP.

Yes. Mixel’s MIPI interface IP is part of Silvaco’s Design IP portfolio: D-PHY, C-PHY, CSI-2 and DSI, silicon-proven in twelve process nodes at nine foundries.

TCAD is the specialist tool for multiphysics process and device simulation, for work where accuracy matters more than turnaround. FTCO runs the same physics through AI-accelerated models, fast enough to use mid-shift.

Coverage spans specialty and mature nodes as well as advanced ones, across multiple foundries. See the supported PDKs for the current list.

Yes. Universities and research groups access the tools through a separate academic track, not the commercial sales process. 200+ universities already use them.

Foundries and technology partners
The first question is always whether Silvaco supports your foundry and your node. The PDK and ecosystem work answers it first.
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