
TCAD process and device modeling has become an essential component of advanced technology development, delivering physical insight into processes and device operation and enabling development and optimization of technology flows. This paper highlights emerging challenges in extending these capabilities into the nanotechnology era, and the opportunities for a hierarchical, physically-based modeling approach to impact the direction of nanotechnology development.
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