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Turnkey Simulators provide companies access to our knowledge-base
in computer modeling and simulations, without involving
our engineers in the actual design and optimization project.
Each Simulator is tailor made for a given application,
and allows the user to explore a large number of what-if
scenarios, both in terms of system geometry as well as
operating conditions. In this approach, the client's staff
can focus on problem-solving instead of dealing with the
nuances and intricacies of general purpose finite element
analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
packages. Each Simulator is based on rigorous physical
modeling, leading-edge computational algorithms, and a
graphical user interface.
Our task-specific simulators integrate all of the factors
that control the performance of the system into a user-friendly
environment:
- Heat and Mass Transfer
- Fluid Flow
- Chemical Reactions
- Elastic and Plastic Deformations
- Electromagnetic Couplings
- Property-Processing Relationships
Our Simulators are used in hardware design, process optimization,
and failure analysis. Each simulator is tailor-made to
the client's specific configuration and materials application.
Yet, it allows the user to change the system geometry
as well as the operating conditions.
Examples of turnkey Simulators developed for the semiconductor
industry are given below. Simulators.pdf contains a detailed
description of these simulators and can be downloaded here.
- Czochralski (Cz) Growth of Silicon
- Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD and MOCVD) -- Single
Wafer
- CVD and MOCVD -- Planetary Multi-Wafer
- Directional Solidification in the NASA Crystal
Growth Furnace
- Float Zone (FZ) Growth of Silicon
- Horizontal Bridgman: Growth of II-VI and III-V
Systems
- Liquid Encapsulated Czochralski (LEC) Growth of
GaAs and InP
- Liquid Phase Epitaxy (LPE) Reactor for HgCdTe
on CdTe
- Physical Vapor Transport (PVT) Growth of SiC
- Rapid Thermal Processing (RTP) of Si and GaAs
wafers
- Spin Coating of Photoresist
- Vertical Gradient Freeze (VGF) and Bridgman-Stockbarger
(VB) Furnace for Growth of Semiconductors, Fluorides,
and Oxides
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