Since 1994 · Waterloo, Ontario
Simulation software for the physics under the chip.
Siborg builds process, device and heat-transfer simulators used by process engineers, device physicists and the universities that train them — from a first 2D diffusion profile to a 1,000,000-node 3D mesh.
Two tools, one physics stack
Each product ships as a standalone license — pick the simulator that matches the problem, not a bundle you don't need.
Two-dimensional semiconductor process & device simulator
A versatile TCAD tool built for process and device engineers who aren't full-time TCAD specialists. Ease of use and robustness have made it a standard aid in university courses on semiconductor technology and device physics.
Three-dimensional heat transfer & field solver
Solves 3D Poisson, diffusion, and drift-current spreading resistance equations alongside heat transfer. Robust numerical algorithms hold up on large-scale problems with 1,000,000+ mesh nodes.
About
Three decades of computational physics, still based in Waterloo
Siborg was established in February 1994. Our objective hasn't changed since: development and production of engineering and scientific software, built by people who have spent 30+ years inside semiconductor process and device simulation.
MicroTec alone has been adopted by more than 30 companies and 130 universities across 27+ countries — including teams at Hitachi, General Electric and NTT, and simulation courses at UC Berkeley and Waseda University.
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