A model for thermal dispersive effects due to self-heating in electron devices at different “case” temperatures is here presented. The model is based on an equivalent voltage approach, which has already been used for taking into account dispersive effects due to charge trapping phenomena in FETs. According to this approach a virtual non-dispersive associated device controlled by equivalent port voltages is defined, in such a way to be compatible with modelling based on standard non-linear dynamic approaches. The equivalent-voltage description of dispersive effects can be identified on the basis of conventional measurements carried out under static and low-frequency small-signal operating conditions and takes into account both charge trappi...
The modeling of low-frequency dispersive effects due to surface state densities, deep level traps...
The modeling of low-frequency dispersive effects due to surface state densities, deep level traps an...
none5Large-signal dynamic modelling of III-V FETs cannot be simply based on DC i/v characteristics,...
In the paper is shown that,when devices are strongly affected by low-frequency dispersion effects, s...
It is well known that low-frequency dispersive effects cause important deviations between static (dc...
In this paper, a simple and efficient approach for the modeling of low-frequency dispersive phenomen...
In this letter, a simple and efficient approach for the modeling of low-frequency dispersive phenome...
of thermal dispersive effects in electron devices based on an equivalent voltage approac
none6Theoretical and practical issues concerning the non-linear dynamic modelling of electron device...
A new approach is proposed which takes into account both traps and thermal phenomena for the modelli...
The modeling of low-frequency dispersive effects due to surface state densities, deep level traps an...
A new approach is proposed which takes into account both traps and thermal phenomena for the modelli...
Low-frequency (LF) dispersive phenomena due to device self-heating and/or the presence of "traps" (i...
none4An original empirical approach to deal with nonlinear dynamic thermal effects in electron devi...
Large-signal dynamic modelling of 111-V FETs cannot he simply based on DC i/v characteristics, when...
The modeling of low-frequency dispersive effects due to surface state densities, deep level traps...
The modeling of low-frequency dispersive effects due to surface state densities, deep level traps an...
none5Large-signal dynamic modelling of III-V FETs cannot be simply based on DC i/v characteristics,...
In the paper is shown that,when devices are strongly affected by low-frequency dispersion effects, s...
It is well known that low-frequency dispersive effects cause important deviations between static (dc...
In this paper, a simple and efficient approach for the modeling of low-frequency dispersive phenomen...
In this letter, a simple and efficient approach for the modeling of low-frequency dispersive phenome...
of thermal dispersive effects in electron devices based on an equivalent voltage approac
none6Theoretical and practical issues concerning the non-linear dynamic modelling of electron device...
A new approach is proposed which takes into account both traps and thermal phenomena for the modelli...
The modeling of low-frequency dispersive effects due to surface state densities, deep level traps an...
A new approach is proposed which takes into account both traps and thermal phenomena for the modelli...
Low-frequency (LF) dispersive phenomena due to device self-heating and/or the presence of "traps" (i...
none4An original empirical approach to deal with nonlinear dynamic thermal effects in electron devi...
Large-signal dynamic modelling of 111-V FETs cannot he simply based on DC i/v characteristics, when...
The modeling of low-frequency dispersive effects due to surface state densities, deep level traps...
The modeling of low-frequency dispersive effects due to surface state densities, deep level traps an...
none5Large-signal dynamic modelling of III-V FETs cannot be simply based on DC i/v characteristics,...