Magwel’s PTM-ET Tool for Electro-Thermal Simulation of Power Devices Adopted by ON Semiconductor

SAN JOSE, Calif.--()--Magwel N.V. announces that ON Semiconductor (Nasdaq: ONNN), driving innovation in energy efficiency, has selected Magwel’s PTM-ET Electro-Thermal Simulation tool for use in its design and verification of high current, high power devices.

“ON Semiconductor is focused on providing leading-edge power management components that enable energy efficiency in electronic devices, which often operate under harsh electro-thermal conditions where device reliability and lifetime are key design parameters,” said Aarnout Wieers, manager of ESD, EMC and Power Initiatives at ON Semiconductor. “An extensive evaluation of the PTM-ET tool from Magwel consistently showed an excellent match between simulation results and silicon measurements with a high degree of predictability. This tool enables our Device Engineering Groups to provide power devices to support discrete and mixed-signal products which are optimized for performance, area and reliability.”

PTM-ET solves electrical and thermal equations self-consistently in the same tool. The PTM-ET tool features a unique capability that enables accurate analysis of electro-thermal coupling (includes die and package models) and thermal runaway of power devices.

“We are excited about the growth of our product offering for the Power Management and Automotive IC markets,” said Dündar Dumlugöl, CEO of Magwel. “Our newest breed PTM-ET forms together with PTM, ESDi (ESD network verification), and SPX (substrate parasitic extraction) a complementary set of solutions for this market segment enhancing the value that our customers are getting.”

About Magwel

Magwel offers chip-level 2D/3D simulation and extraction products for analog/mixed-signal, power management, automotive, and RF ICs. Leading semiconductor vendors use Magwel tools to extract Rdson and current densities in power devices, verify chip-level ESD networks with non-linear models of ESD devices including snap-back, extract chip-level parasitic Bipolar and resistive models of the substrate, and extract RF parameters of active and passive devices with 3D field solver accuracy. Magwel is privately held and is headquartered in Leuven, Belgium. Further information on Magwel can be found at www.magwel.com

Contacts

Magwel N.V.
Dündar Dumlugöl, +1-408-930-1065
www.magwel.com

Release Summary

ON Semiconductor has chosen Magwel's electro-thermal simulator to design and optimize its power semiconductor devices, check reliability and performance parameters before tape out.

Contacts

Magwel N.V.
Dündar Dumlugöl, +1-408-930-1065
www.magwel.com