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Atomistix Toolkit

Atomistix Toolkit

ATK offers unique capabilities for simulating electrical transport properties of nanodevices on the atomic scale. Based on an open architecture which integrates a powerful scripting language with a graphical user interface, ATK is a comprehensive platform for studies in nanoelectronics, using both accurate first-principles (DFT) and fast semi-empirical methods and classical potentials. Moreover, ATK includes a very advanced electrostatic model to allow realistic simulations of nanoscale transistor structures.

Simulation software for nanoscience professionals

Researchers at R&D departments of the major semiconductor and electronics companies choose ATK for their atomistic simulations. The reason is that they realize that they can work more efficiently using ATK. ATK enables them to reach their goals faster. ATK is customer driven. We develop the program according to customer needs, and we do our best to anticipate their wishes.

What makes ATK the best choice for nanoscience professionals?

  • A smooth workflow with all needed tools right at hand.
  • Fast and reliable results, thanks to powerful codes.
  • Fast and professional support. 
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Windows installation instructions

  • Define materials at the atomistic level and calculate their physical and chemical properties
  • Screen new materials with best properties for new products or systems
  • Replace or guide experiments to select and optimize materials in a product system