02 March 2022 3 8K Report

Thank you for answering my question, dear Sir/Madam:

I tried to simulate an FTJ structure with ATLAS in Silvaco TCAD, and this warning occured:

Warning: Internal error in linear solver.

This situation rarely occurs in normal circumstances.

This error could indicate a ill-defined problem.

Check structure and models for possible conflicts.

Warning: Cannot trap. Cannot reduce bias

step. Choose smaller bias step size, or

check structure and or models.

below is my source code, and I wonder what's wrong with it:

go atlas

mesh outf=meshferro.str

x.m loc=0.0 spacing=0.001

x.m loc=0.1 spac=0.001

#

y.m loc=-0.3 spacing=0.01

y.m loc=0.0 spacing=0.01

y.m loc=-0.1 spacing=0.001

y.m loc=-0.108 spacing=0.001

y.m loc=0.5 spac=0.01

#

region num=1 silicon y.min=0.0

region num=2 material=tin y.max=0.0 y.min=-0.1

region num=3 material=hfo2 y.max=-0.1 y.min=-0.104

region num=4 material=zro2 y.max=-0.104 y.min=-0.108

region num=9 material=al2o3 y.max=-0.108 y.min=-0.110

region num=10 material=al y.max=-0.110 y.min=-0.3

#

electrode top name=gate

electrode bottom name=sub

#

doping region=1 conc=1e15 uniform p.type

save outf=ftj04.str

tonyplot ftj04.str

#

models region=3 ferro

material region=3 ferro.ec=20e3 ferro.pr=0.5e-6 ferro.ps=1.0e-6 ferro.epsf=200

method newton trap

#

solve vgate=-5

probe x=0 y=-0.3 dir=90 polarization

#

log outf=ferro04.log master

#

solve name=gate vfinal=5 vstep=0.05 ac freq=1e-6 direct

material region=3 ferro.ec=-20e3

#

solve name=gate vfinal=-5 vstep=-0.05 ac freq=1e-6 direct

#

tonyplot ferro04.log -set ferroex01_0.set

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