The simulator was used to explore Monte-Carlo pixel variability, starting from classical 3T pixel to quite exotic structures, like carbon nanotube transistor-based pixel.
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Fast Image Sensor Simulator
Ecole Centrale de Lyon publishes a 2014 PhD Thesis by Zhenfu Feng "Fast Scalable and Variability Aware CMOS Image Sensor Simulation Methodology" devoted to a fast LUT-based image sensor simulator built in Cadence environment:
The simulator was used to explore Monte-Carlo pixel variability, starting from classical 3T pixel to quite exotic structures, like carbon nanotube transistor-based pixel.
The simulator was used to explore Monte-Carlo pixel variability, starting from classical 3T pixel to quite exotic structures, like carbon nanotube transistor-based pixel.
By flying over the thesis, I'm pretty sure that the PhD student and also his advisor have no idea about what happens inside a circuit simulation program. This work is totally useless!
ReplyDeleteCan you explain more in detail ? Why do you think their work is useless ?
DeleteHe flew over the thesis in a Boeing..
DeleteYou may prefer A380, but it doesn't change the landscape.
DeleteIt certainly changes one's view, I for one, was certainly impressed!
DeleteWhy do you think that this is useful? Please give us an example.
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