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The Calculator Network

The physics of EUV stochastics, made tangible.

Countable photons, nanometre-scale blur, and the defect tails they create. Four free, physically-honest calculators for the limits engineers actually hit at the leading edge — built by the team behind SECD-CRF, a physics-informed semiconductor defect predictor.

Free tools→Open research→SECD-CRF→Consulting & licensing

Four calculators

Each one is an isolated, honest slice of the same physics.

Why these tools exist

The calculators aren't the product — they're the on-ramp. A search for "EUV shot noise" lands on a tool that does one honest thing well; the tool links to a short explainer; the explainer links to open code on GitHub; the code is the demonstrable core of SECD-CRF, a physics-informed model for predicting stochastic defects from a layout. Each asset makes the next one more credible.

That's the whole thesis: free tools earn attention, open research earns trust, and a working algorithm earns technical credibility — which is what actually converts to consulting and licensing. No dark patterns, no overclaiming. Every model here is labelled for exactly what it is: textbook physics that builds intuition, not a fab-grade predictor.

Free
Calculators

Traffic & intuition. The four tools above, honest and self-contained.

Free
Open research

Explainers & reproducible code on GitHub. SEO and trust that compounds.

Read the research

One explainer per tool — the physics, in plain language.

Semiconductor simulation consulting

Monte-Carlo modelling, physics-informed ML, research prototypes, reproducibility audits, and technical writing for semiconductor R&D and advanced manufacturing. Positioned as a capability you can hire today — not a claim that needs validating first.

The Semiconductor Intelligence Brief

One short email every week or two: a research finding, an SECD visualization, a useful calculator, a GitHub update. For engineers and researchers who care about the physics — not a generic newsletter.