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The fourth annual SURGE moved online, from late October into early November 2020. Chip design and manufacturing companies gave the talks, with industry partners alongside.
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The fourth annual SURGE moved online, from late October into early November 2020. Chip design and manufacturing companies gave the talks, with industry partners alongside.
Silvaco R&D presents at the 13th MOS-AK Workshop, online on December 10–11, 2020. It's where compact model developers meet the designers who use their models.
Martin Mallinson's audio designs ship in millions of smartphones. He tells Graham Bell why he relies on SmartSpice for speed and precision.
Babak Taheri's November 17, 2020 talk in Shanghai, on where semiconductor megatrends meet the post-COVID economy.
An ab-initio simulation tutorial at ESSDERC/ESSCIRC 2020, co-chaired by Silvaco's Philippe Blaise, with a talk from Purdue's Dr. Tillmann Kubis on atomistic Green's functions.
By Babak Taheri, Silvaco CEO
What a time of real danger, and real possibility, asks of the people who run global semiconductor businesses.
Six industry CEOs, hosted virtually by Arm on June 17, 2020. COVID-19 was on the agenda, and so was the climbing price of designing a chip.
From the Simulation Standard's 30th year: a full power device design flow, run through Victory Process, Victory Mesh and Victory Device.
Cellular antenna switches are moving off GaAs pHEMT and silicon-on-sapphire onto CMOS-SOI. This post simulates those switches on trap-rich substrates.
Every smartphone carries at least one MIPI specification. Version 1.1 of I3C gives sensor and peripheral links lower cost and more bandwidth.
As nodes shrink, TCAD turns atomistic and SPICE models become process-aware. Parasitic extraction follows, moving from 2D rules to 3D field solvers.
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