The authors present an efficient approach to evaluate the large-signal (LS) parametric sensitivity of active semiconductor devices under quasi-periodic operation through accurate, multidimensional physics-based models. The proposed technique exploits efficient intermediate mathematical models to perform the link between physics-based analysis and circuit-oriented simulations, and only requires the evaluation of dc and ac small-signal (dc charge) sensitivities under general quasi-static conditions. To illustrate the technique, the authors discuss examples of sensitivity evaluation, statistical analysis, and doping profile optimization of an implanted MESFET to minimize intermodulation which makes use of LS parametric sensitivities under two-...
A general purpose mathematical approach is proposed for the large-signal modelling of microwave elec...
The nonlinearity analysis for a 0.5μm gate length microwave GaAs metal-semiconductor field-effect tr...
Abstract--In this paper, a unified theory for frequency-domain simula-tion and sensitivity analysis ...
The authors present an efficient approach to evaluate the large-signal (LS) parametric sensitivity o...
A new, efficient approach to the sensitivity analysis of majority carrier and bipolar microwave semi...
We present here and in the companion paper (Part II) a general framework for the modeling of semicon...
We present here and in Part I a general framework for the modeling of semiconductor device variabili...
The linkage between a physical device simulator for small- and large-signal characterization and CAD...
In the present article we present a comprehensive variability analysis of microwave power amplifiers...
On overview on the state of the art and future trends in physics-based electron device modelling for...
The paper presents an efficient technique for evaluating the DC sensitivity of GaAs monopolar or bip...
We propose a novel numerical approach for the microwave circuit variability analysis through efficie...
The authors present a computationally efficient unified approach to the numerical simulation of sens...
The coupling between charge transport, heat and energy flow required to model high frequency power d...
Abstract — The coupling between charge transport, heat and energy flow required to model high frequ...
A general purpose mathematical approach is proposed for the large-signal modelling of microwave elec...
The nonlinearity analysis for a 0.5μm gate length microwave GaAs metal-semiconductor field-effect tr...
Abstract--In this paper, a unified theory for frequency-domain simula-tion and sensitivity analysis ...
The authors present an efficient approach to evaluate the large-signal (LS) parametric sensitivity o...
A new, efficient approach to the sensitivity analysis of majority carrier and bipolar microwave semi...
We present here and in the companion paper (Part II) a general framework for the modeling of semicon...
We present here and in Part I a general framework for the modeling of semiconductor device variabili...
The linkage between a physical device simulator for small- and large-signal characterization and CAD...
In the present article we present a comprehensive variability analysis of microwave power amplifiers...
On overview on the state of the art and future trends in physics-based electron device modelling for...
The paper presents an efficient technique for evaluating the DC sensitivity of GaAs monopolar or bip...
We propose a novel numerical approach for the microwave circuit variability analysis through efficie...
The authors present a computationally efficient unified approach to the numerical simulation of sens...
The coupling between charge transport, heat and energy flow required to model high frequency power d...
Abstract — The coupling between charge transport, heat and energy flow required to model high frequ...
A general purpose mathematical approach is proposed for the large-signal modelling of microwave elec...
The nonlinearity analysis for a 0.5μm gate length microwave GaAs metal-semiconductor field-effect tr...
Abstract--In this paper, a unified theory for frequency-domain simula-tion and sensitivity analysis ...