QuantumATK atomic-interface transport comparison
Synopsys · Atomistic, molecular and materials simulation
- Purpose
- Compare how material and interface structure may contribute to high contact resistance, alongside measurements of actual contacts.
- Technical approach
- QuantumATK models atomic structures and electron transport in interconnect metals, barriers and contact interfaces.
- Scope of use
- Suitable for research with defined compositions, interface structures and computational boundaries. RDL applications need a corresponding model.
- Limitations and open questions
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Scope and limitationsResults depend on the modeled interface and method. Defects or contamination outside that model cannot be ruled out; calculations do not replace contact-resistance or process validation.
What to prepareBLNKK suggests gathering metal/barrier compositions, interface assumptions, process differences and contact-resistance measurements for model-to-experiment comparison.
Confirm with the supplierConfirm the required modules, interface construction, convergence checks, experimental calibration and deliverable transport analyses.
- Public evidence
- The semiconductor datasheet describes interconnect/barrier-metal interface resistance calculations; the product page explains the available atomistic methods.
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