This repository provides example simulation files and learning materials for semiconductor device modeling using Synopsys Sentaurus TCAD. It is designed for beginners and intermediate users who want a practical workflow from structure creation to results visualization.
Tools used: SEditor (structure) -> Doping -> Meshing -> SDevice (simulation) -> SVisual (results)
- Simulation_Files/ — Example input decks for Sentaurus (2D MOS/FET modeling).
- Slides/ — Presentation slides used in the webinar.
- README.md — Project overview and usage instructions.
- LICENSE — MIT license for open sharing.
- Step-by-step workflow: SEditor -> Doping -> Meshing -> SDevice -> SVisual.
- Example simulation: 2D MOS transistor (basic).
- Input files to tweak and extend for your own devices.
- Links to learning resources for deeper study.
- Access to Synopsys Sentaurus TCAD (licensed).
- Basic familiarity with semiconductor device physics (Poisson + continuity, drift-diffusion).
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/rayid-mojumder/Sentaurus-TCAD-Modeling-and-Simulation.git- Open the project in Sentaurus Workbench (or run individual tools).
- Follow the order inside
Simulation_Files/:- Build geometry in SEditor
- Define Doping
- Create Meshing
- Run device simulation in SDevice
- Visualize in SVisual
- Plot key results (ID–VG, ID–VD, band diagram, carrier densities).
- nanoHUB (free device physics demos): https://nanohub.org/
- Purdue Semiconductor 101 (virtual cleanroom): https://www.purdue.edu/semiconductor/semi-101/
- Synopsys Sentaurus User Guide (official docs): check your licensed installation or Synopsys SolvNet.
- Upcoming YouTube playlist (5–10 hours of TCAD tutorials): link will be added here.
- MOSFET/FET design and analysis.
- Power devices (MOSFET, IGBT, SiC/GaN variants).
- Optoelectronics (solar cells, photodiodes).
- Research, coursework, and training.
- This repo contains educational examples only.
- No proprietary binaries or confidential process files are included.
- Not affiliated with Synopsys; trademarks belong to their respective owners.
This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
Thanks to mentors, collaborators, and the TCAD community for guidance and inspiration.