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Oct 12, 2016

Compound Semiconductor Technical Committee Meeting

SEMI® International Standards Program

Compound Semiconductor Technical Committee Meeting

Fraunhofer IISB, Schottkystrasse 10, D-91058 Erlangen, Germany

Thu 13th October 2016 14:00 to 16:30

Co-chairs:
• Dr. Arnd-Dietrich Weber, SiCrystal
• N.N.

Agenda: European Compound Semiconductor Committee Meeting

Task Force meetings – tbd

14:00 Welcome and Self-Introductions all

14:05 SEMI Standards Overview and Legal Reminders SEMI Staff

14:10 Review of the minutes and action items from the previous meeting SEMI Staff

14:15 Task Force Reports (~5 minutes each)

SiC-Task Force A. Weber

Status M55 5-year review (doc 4689)

Status M81 5-year-review (doc 6015)

Contactless Capacitive Resistivity Task Force W. Jantz

14:30 Discussion and approval of doc 4689 (M55 review) for ballot A. Weber

15:00 5-Year-Review of published documents

5-year-review of M54 (Guide for semi-insulating GaAs parameters): discuss and

approve TFOF and SNARF U. Kretzer

dentification and discussion of action items all

15:30 Compound Materials Liaison Reports

North America

Japan SEMI Staff

15:45 Any Other Business / Questions A. Weber

16:00 Next Meetings

16:15 Adjourn

Lectures on Electromagnetism https://t.co/nxi9p90Cte #papers

Lectures on Electromagnetism https://t.co/nxi9p90Cte #papers
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October 12, 2016 at 10:55AM
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[paper] Well-Posed Models of Memristive Devices

Well-Posed Models of Memristive Devices

Tianshi Wang, Jaijeet Roychowdhury

(Submitted on 15 May 2016)

Existing compact models for memristive devices (including RRAM and CBRAM) all suffer from issues related to mathematical ill-posedness and/or improper implementation. This limits their value for simulation and design and in some cases, results in qualitatively unphysical predictions. We identify the causes of ill-posedness in these models. We then show how memristive devices in general can be modelled using only continuous/smooth primitives in such a way that they always respect physical bounds for filament length and also feature well-defined and correct DC behaviour. We show how to express these models properly in languages like Verilog-A and ModSpec (MATLAB). We apply these methods to correct previously published RRAM and memristor models and make them well posed. The result is a collection of memristor models that may be dubbed "simulation-ready", i.e., that feature the right physical characteristics and are suitable for robust and consistent simulation in DC, AC, transient, etc., analyses. We provide implementations of these models in both ModSpec/MATLAB and Verilog-A.

Subjects: Emerging Technologies (cs.ET); Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science (cs.CE)
Cite as: arXiv:1605.04897 [cs.ET]
(or arXiv:1605.04897v1 [cs.ET] for this version)

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