Monte-carlo computations for predicted degradation of photonic devices in space environment

Béchou, Laurent; Deshayes, Yannick; Ousten, Yves; Gilard, O.; Quadri, Gianandrea; How, Lip Sun

doi:10.1109/aero.2015.7119012

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“…After frequency-and time-domain simulation, the robustness of the circuit must be estimated. The most commonly used methods for checking robustness in electric ICs are the Monte-Carlo and corner analytical methods [37,56,57] . However, finding the best and worst results, which is essential for corner analysis, is fairly challenging.…”

Section: Circuit Simulationmentioning

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A brief review of design and simulation methodology in silicon photonics

Sun

Zhao

2022

Tsinghua Sci. Technol.

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Powerful electronic design automation tools have enabled the rapid development of electronic Integrated Circuits (ICs). Similar to electronic ICs, silicon photonics technology has sufficiently matured, and large-scale photonic circuits can now be implanted into a single chip. Design tools have also evolved from primary devices to complex photonic circuits. In this paper, we review the current state of photonic design automation in terms of device modeling methods and circuit simulation methodologies, and compare the photonics design flow with mature electronic design automation design flows. Key challenges and opportunities are also discussed.

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Section: Circuit Simulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

A brief review of design and simulation methodology in silicon photonics

Sun

Zhao

2022

Tsinghua Sci. Technol.

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“…-Procedural Factor: The general philosophy of the handbook is to examine 'all the possible types of electronic components in all possible conditions in all imaginable environments' [59]. For this reason, MIL-HDBK-217 is highly rigid and schematic.…”

Section: The Corrective Factor πCfmentioning

confidence: 99%