OPDK
The Organic Process Design Kit (OPDK) is a design kit that was specifically developed for Organic Thin Film Transistors (OTFTs). It is a software package based on silicon transistors that uses real properties of the OTFT.

With the help of Cadence Virtuoso and HSPICE, it enables computer-based verifications on circuit and layout designs, and significantly reduces design load for large-scale systems.

The OPDK software, installation instructions and user manual can be downloaded using the links on the left, and contact/support information is below.

The OPDK was designed by the [VLSI Group] and the [Organic Electronics Group] at the University of Minnesota.

By using the OPDK, you agree to acknowledge the "Organic Process Design Kit, online: http://opdk.umn.edu" in your publications.

Acknowledgements: This project was sponsored by the National Science Foundation. The OPDK is based on the open-source FreePDK™ process design kit framework from NCSU.

Related Publications
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  1. W. Zhang, M. Ha, D. Braga, M. Renn, C.D. Frisbie, C.H. Kim, "A 1V Printed Organic DRAM Cell Based on Ion-Gel Gated Transistors with a Sub-10nW-per-Cell Refresh Power", International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC), February 2011 [Paper img] [Slides img] [EETimes img]
  2. Y. Xia, W. Zhang, M. Ha, J. Cho, M. Renn, C.H. Kim, C.D. Frisbie, "Printed Sub-2 V Gel-Electrolyte-Gated Polymer Transistors and Circuits", Advanced Functional Materials, 2010. [Paper img]
  3. M. Ha, Y. Xia, A. Green, W. Zhang, M. Renn, C. Kim, M. Hersam, D. Frisbie, "Printed, Sub-3V Digital Circuits on Plastic from Aqueous Carbon Nanotube Inks", ACS Nano, Volume 4m No. 8, pages 4388-4395, June 28, 2010.
    [Paper img]
Contact
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