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Tower Semiconductor And OpenLight Announce Availability Of OpenLight’s Photonic Process Design Kit For Tower's PH18DAindium Phosphide Photonics In Cadence’s Electronic Design Automation Tools
Developed through close technical collaboration between the companies, the PDK now enables customers to design advanced photonic integrated circuits (PICs) within a widely adopted IC design environment and accelerate
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