The coupling between charge transport, heat and energy flow required to model high frequency power devices is developed in the context of a computationally efficient physics-based model, which has been successfully applied to microwave laterally diffused MOS transistors. The accurate prediction of small-and large-signal microwave characteristics, and the physical insight gained, can be used in the process-orientated optimization and process sensitivity analysis of LDMOS power FETs. The charge-based model is well-suited to non-linear CAD implementation for applications such as power amplifier design. © 2012 IEEE
The design and modeling of power FETs for microwave power amplifiers is described, based on physical...
In this review we present a measurement-based approach to the creation of a successful circuit model...
In this paper, we present a new silicon RF LDMOSFET large-signal model including a self-heating effe...
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 new quasi-two-dimensional physical model is described for microwave LDMOS power transistors. This ...
A new nonlinear, process-oriented, quasi-two-dimensional (Q2D) model is described for microwave late...
© Cambridge University Press 2007 and Cambridge University Press, 2009.This 2007 book is a comprehen...
In this paper, we present a multi-physics approach for the simulation of high-power microwave transi...
The development of computer aided design tools for microwave circuit design has increased the intere...
The introduction of next generation mobile systems and alternative applications demands significant ...
A new nonlinear charge-conservative scalable dynamic electro-thermal compact model for laterally def...
Abstract — A new quasi-two-dimensional (Q2D) model for laterally diffused MOS (LDMOS) RF power trans...
In this paper, we propose a non-quasi-static large-signal model to capture the high-frequency disper...
A comprehensive modeling approach is applied to the study of pHEMT transistors for microwave power a...
The design and modeling of power FETs for microwave power amplifiers is described, based on physical...
In this review we present a measurement-based approach to the creation of a successful circuit model...
In this paper, we present a new silicon RF LDMOSFET large-signal model including a self-heating effe...
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 new quasi-two-dimensional physical model is described for microwave LDMOS power transistors. This ...
A new nonlinear, process-oriented, quasi-two-dimensional (Q2D) model is described for microwave late...
© Cambridge University Press 2007 and Cambridge University Press, 2009.This 2007 book is a comprehen...
In this paper, we present a multi-physics approach for the simulation of high-power microwave transi...
The development of computer aided design tools for microwave circuit design has increased the intere...
The introduction of next generation mobile systems and alternative applications demands significant ...
A new nonlinear charge-conservative scalable dynamic electro-thermal compact model for laterally def...
Abstract — A new quasi-two-dimensional (Q2D) model for laterally diffused MOS (LDMOS) RF power trans...
In this paper, we propose a non-quasi-static large-signal model to capture the high-frequency disper...
A comprehensive modeling approach is applied to the study of pHEMT transistors for microwave power a...
The design and modeling of power FETs for microwave power amplifiers is described, based on physical...
In this review we present a measurement-based approach to the creation of a successful circuit model...
In this paper, we present a new silicon RF LDMOSFET large-signal model including a self-heating effe...