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Dr. Yu-Chi Chang

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Proceedings Article | 10 September 2007 Paper

A CAD integration framework for designing devices with atomic scale resolution

Yu-Chi Chang, Krishnan Ramaswami, Miguel Pinilla, Stephen Walch, Fritz Prinz

Proceedings Volume 6648, 66480N (2007) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.735450

KEYWORDS: Computer aided design, Chemical species, Proteins, Structural design, Sensors, Molecules, Nanolithography, CAD systems, Tissues, Rapid manufacturing

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The rapid development in nano-scale fabrication processes and techniques demands efficient CAD tools to facilitate the design process at nano-scale. Numerous CAD systems are available for constructing molecular structures, atom by atom. However, these tools are generally developed to assist quantum or molecular analyses and simulations for relatively small clusters, which typically involve tens to hundreds of atoms for quantum simulations, and hundreds to thousands of atoms for molecular dynamics simulations. They are not designed for larger structures at the device level, which usually consist of hundreds of such clusters. Conventional CAD tools manage the geometry of one device concisely via the boundary of the device, which is the aggregated shape of the clusters. However, such boundary representations do not provide the association between the boundary and its underlying atomic clusters. Establishing such association will allow modification of the clusters thereby reflecting the device geometry in a coherent fashion. Accordingly, we can quickly switch between two different levels of representation. As a result, one benefits from the concise shape representation at the device level, while enabling the editing of molecular entities as well. In this paper, we propose a "skeleton" geometry mapping method to establish the needed association for fast switching between different levels, and an assembly tree "level-of-detail" architecture which allows to quickly locate and locally update design modifications.

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