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Semiconductor diode model

Posted Feb 15, 2011, 12:31 p.m. EST 1 Reply

Ryan Li
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In the Semiconductor diode model of the Model Library.
I want to add more METAL layers above anode and blow cathode.
How can I define the boundary condition?

I think that the conduction and DC mode should be introduced to those METAL layers only. (or should be applied to even to the pre-existing semiconductor layers?)

Then how to set the boundary condition at the interface of new METAL layer and the pre-existing semiconductor layer?

Thanks
Ryan
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Gaurav
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Posted: 1 decade ago Feb 21, 2011, 7:32 a.m. EST

In the Semiconductor diode model of the Model Library.
I want to add more METAL layers above anode and blow cathode.
How can I define the boundary condition?

I think that the conduction and DC mode should be introduced to those METAL layers only. (or should be applied to even to the pre-existing semiconductor layers?)

Then how to set the boundary condition at the interface of new METAL layer and the pre-existing semiconductor layer?

Thanks
Ryan


Did you mean you want to increase contact thickness or something else
[QUOTE] In the Semiconductor diode model of the Model Library. I want to add more METAL layers above anode and blow cathode. How can I define the boundary condition? I think that the conduction and DC mode should be introduced to those METAL layers only. (or should be applied to even to the pre-existing semiconductor layers?) Then how to set the boundary condition at the interface of new METAL layer and the pre-existing semiconductor layer? Thanks Ryan [/QUOTE] Did you mean you want to increase contact thickness or something else

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