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Characteristic Determination for Solid State Devices with Evolutionary Computation A Case Study Ping Chu Hung Dept of Computer Science National Chiao Tung University HsinChu City 300 Taiwan Ying ping Chen Dept of Computer Science National Chiao Tung University HsinChu City 300 Taiwan Hsiao Wen Zan Dept of Photonics National Chiao Tung University HsinChu City the development of solid state devices plays an essential role …… [17] D. A. Neamen. Semiconductor Physics and Devices. McGraw Hill Higher Education 300 Taiwan bjhong nclab tw ABSTRACT ypchen nclab tw hsiaowen mail nctu edu tw In this paper we develop a new optimization framework that consists of the extended compact genetic algorithm ECGA and split on demand SoD to tackle the characteristic determination problem for solid state devices As most decision variables of characteristic determination problems are real numbers due to the modeling of physical phenomena and ECGA is designed for handling discrete type problems a speci c mechanism Continue to download »
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