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PICS3D, Photonic Integrated Circuit Simulator in 3D, is a state of the art 3D-simulator for surface and edge emission laser diodes, SOA, and other similar active waveguide devices. The 2D/3D semiconductor equations (drift-diffusion, Poisson, etc..) are coupled to the optical modes in both lateral and longitudinal directions. Optical properties such as quantum well/wire/dot optical gain and spontaneous emission rates are computed self-consistently. Crosslight PICS3D (LASTIP) 2023 Tested Picture Starting from the 2016 version, the functionality of our 2D laser solver (LASTIP) has also been folded into PICS3D: this allows for easy simulation of laser devices without significant longitudinal effects and more flexibility for customers working on a variety of laser device designs. Click here for details. Applications 2D and 3D...

APSYS, Advanced Physical Models of Semiconductor Devices, is based on 2D/3D finite element analysis of electrical, optical and thermal properties of compound semiconductor devices, with silicon as a special case. Emphasis has been placed on band structure engineering and quantum mechanical effects. Inclusion of various optical modules also makes this simulation package attractive for applications involving photosensitive or light emitting devices. Crosslight APSYS 2023 Tested Picture  Applications Diodes, transistors and various other types of silicon devices LEDs and OLEDs Solar cells Photodetectors (PD) High electron mobility transistors (HEMT) Heterojunction bipolar transistors (HBT) Resonant tunneling diodes (RTD) Quantum well infrared photodetectors (QWIP) Small MOS devices with strong quantum mechanical effects (Quantum-MOS) Power devices Features Restart from previous saved status Industry leading...

PICS3D, Photonic Integrated Circuit Simulator in 3D, is a state of the art 3D-simulator for surface and edge emission laser diodes, SOA, and other similar active waveguide devices. The 2D/3D semiconductor equations (drift-diffusion, Poisson, etc..) are coupled to the optical modes in both lateral and longitudinal directions. Optical properties such as quantum well/wire/dot optical gain and spontaneous emission rates are computed self-consistently. Starting from the 2016 version, the functionality of our 2D laser solver (LASTIP) has also been folded into PICS3D: this allows for easy simulation of laser devices without significant longitudinal effects and more flexibility for customers working on a variety of laser device designs. Applications 2D and 3D simulation of edge emitting lasers DFB and DBR lasers and...

APSYS, Advanced Physical Models of Semiconductor Devices, is based on 2D/3D finite element analysis of electrical, optical and thermal properties of compound semiconductor devices, with silicon as a special case. Emphasis has been placed on band structure engineering and quantum mechanical effects. Inclusion of various optical modules also makes this simulation package attractive for applications involving photosensitive or light emitting devices.  Applications Diodes, transistors and various other types of silicon devices LEDs and OLEDs Solar cells Photodetectors (PD) High electron mobility transistors (HEMT) Heterojunction bipolar transistors (HBT) Resonant tunneling diodes (RTD) Quantum well infrared photodetectors (QWIP) Small MOS devices with strong quantum mechanical effects (Quantum-MOS) Power devices Features Restart from previous saved status Industry leading numerical convergence Extensive material macro...

CSUPREM (Crosslight-SUPREM) is a process simulation software package based on the SUPREM.IV.GS code developed at the Integrated Circuits Laboratory of Stanford University. SUPREM.IV.GS (2D) has long been recognized as the industry standard in process simulation for integrated circuit (IC) design for over a decade. Crosslight greatly enhances the capability of the original code from Stanford and extends it from 2D to 3D. Please refer to our full and mini CSUPREM product brochures for more details… A brief introduction to Crosslight TCAD is also available in the following presentation and pamphlet. Features Reliable and flexible next-generation 2D/3D process simulator 2D, Quasi-3D, Hybrid-3D and Full 3D process simulation 2D and Full 3D device simulation when combined with APSYS GPU-accelerated solver Full 3D diffusion models Highly effiicient mesh allocation based on stacked and...