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==Research Activities== | ==Research Activities== | ||
===[[DTRA Contract - Ga2O3|DTRA Contract Ga<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>]]=== | ===[[DTRA Contract - Ga2O3|DTRA Contract Ga<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub> Radiation Effects]]=== | ||
===[[DTRA Contract - AlGaN | ===[[DTRA Contract - AlGaN Radiation Effects]]=== | ||
===AFOSR MURI - AlGaN Reliability=== | |||
Work on reliability for AlGaN is highlighted here - [http://www.reliability.ece.ufl.edu Reliability MURI] | |||
==FLOOXS Software== | ==FLOOXS Software== | ||
===[[Manual]]=== This is the main page for the FLOOXS (FLOOPS, FLOODS, FLOORS) wiki manual. FLOOXS stands for the '''FL'''orida '''O'''bject '''O'''riented '''D'''evice, '''P'''rocess '''S'''imulator, using the old unix wild card convention of x taking the place of either "P" or "D". The codes are built as a single executable (FLOOXS) and are configured with different sets of default variables for each purpose (FLOOPS/ | ===[[Manual]]=== | ||
This is the [[Manual|main page]] for the FLOOXS (FLOOPS, FLOODS, FLOORS) wiki manual. FLOOXS stands for the '''FL'''orida '''O'''bject '''O'''riented '''D'''evice, '''P'''rocess and '''R'''eliability '''S'''imulator, using the old unix wild card convention of x taking the place of either "P", "R", or "D". The codes are built as a single executable (FLOOXS) and are configured with different sets of default variables for each purpose (FLOOPS/FLOODSFLOORS). | |||
===[[License Information]]=== | ===[[License Information]]=== | ||
Revision as of 13:38, 2 February 2017
Research Activities
DTRA Contract Ga2O3 Radiation Effects
DTRA Contract - AlGaN Radiation Effects
AFOSR MURI - AlGaN Reliability
Work on reliability for AlGaN is highlighted here - Reliability MURI
FLOOXS Software
Manual
This is the main page for the FLOOXS (FLOOPS, FLOODS, FLOORS) wiki manual. FLOOXS stands for the FLorida Object Oriented Device, Process and Reliability Simulator, using the old unix wild card convention of x taking the place of either "P", "R", or "D". The codes are built as a single executable (FLOOXS) and are configured with different sets of default variables for each purpose (FLOOPS/FLOODSFLOORS).