Heterogeneous process simulation tool integration
An unified strategy for achieving heterogeneous tool integration within the technology computer-aided design (TCAD) realm is presented. Geometry, grid and surface mesh servers are defined and implemented in a program that contains the different data and provides common services for TCAD applications...
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description | An unified strategy for achieving heterogeneous tool integration within the technology computer-aided design (TCAD) realm is presented. Geometry, grid and surface mesh servers are defined and implemented in a program that contains the different data and provides common services for TCAD applications. These services form the backbone of the integration framework. Functional abstraction is used to provide unified access to the servers' data and procedures. The role of each server and their interactions, including those with applications, are delineated. Existing tools such as SUPREM-IV and SPEEDIE, together with new tools have been integrated to illustrate the utility and versatility of the approach. This paper discusses the integration strategy, shows results and fully specifies standard functional server interfaces needed for TCAD tool integration. |
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