An electrothermal characterization of GaAs MESFET has been performed using pulsed measurements. The measurement process has been realized under the same bias conditions at different temperatures of the device. It allows the determination of a nonlinear model at each temperature Moreover the characterization method is based on the electrical measurement of the temperature channel. This specific measurement process under pulsed bias conditions allows to derive a full electrothermal nonlinear model representing the transistor self heating phenomena. The obtained values have been validated by a full three dimensional thermal simulation
GaAs pHEMT thermal reliability test structures are introduced which incorporate on-wafer heating usi...
In this paper, we present some non exhaustive measurement techniques used for characterization and m...
This paper deals with using device-level numerical simulations for the investigation of the electro-...
This paper presents a study of the different phenomena that define the large signal behaviour of the...
A new physical-based electrothermal model for GaAs MESFET is presented. The 2-D electrical model bas...
The low thermal conductivity of gallium arsenide compared to silicon results in selfheating effects ...
Accurate transistor models are important in wireless and microwave circuit design. Large-signal fiel...
In this paper, we propose an efficient methodology for the electrothermal characterization of power ...
A new method is proposed for the empirical characterization of the nonlinear thermal resistance in G...
Graduation date: 1992The low thermal conductivity of gallium arsenide compared to silicon\ud results...
Dynamic I-V and S-parameter characterization of a medium-power MESFET is presented. In particular, t...
A pulsed I-V thermal resistance Rth measurement method is formulated and applied on-wafer to a GaAs ...
The purpose of this work is the experimental extraction of the local maximum temperature occurring i...
We propose a new experimental technique of measuring the effective electron temperature in the chann...
An innovative Six-Port Network Analyzer (SPNA) for characterizing GaAs MESFETs under pulsed bias and...
GaAs pHEMT thermal reliability test structures are introduced which incorporate on-wafer heating usi...
In this paper, we present some non exhaustive measurement techniques used for characterization and m...
This paper deals with using device-level numerical simulations for the investigation of the electro-...
This paper presents a study of the different phenomena that define the large signal behaviour of the...
A new physical-based electrothermal model for GaAs MESFET is presented. The 2-D electrical model bas...
The low thermal conductivity of gallium arsenide compared to silicon results in selfheating effects ...
Accurate transistor models are important in wireless and microwave circuit design. Large-signal fiel...
In this paper, we propose an efficient methodology for the electrothermal characterization of power ...
A new method is proposed for the empirical characterization of the nonlinear thermal resistance in G...
Graduation date: 1992The low thermal conductivity of gallium arsenide compared to silicon\ud results...
Dynamic I-V and S-parameter characterization of a medium-power MESFET is presented. In particular, t...
A pulsed I-V thermal resistance Rth measurement method is formulated and applied on-wafer to a GaAs ...
The purpose of this work is the experimental extraction of the local maximum temperature occurring i...
We propose a new experimental technique of measuring the effective electron temperature in the chann...
An innovative Six-Port Network Analyzer (SPNA) for characterizing GaAs MESFETs under pulsed bias and...
GaAs pHEMT thermal reliability test structures are introduced which incorporate on-wafer heating usi...
In this paper, we present some non exhaustive measurement techniques used for characterization and m...
This paper deals with using device-level numerical simulations for the investigation of the electro-...