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In this paper, we aim to present a surface potential based model for GaN High Electron Mobility Transistors. The analytical model is computationally efficient and can be accurately used for DC and RF predictions. It includes various effects of velocity saturation, access region resistance, temperature, gate current and noise.
In this paper we have shown the modeling of Lateral Double-Diffused MOS (LDMOS) transistor. A LDMOS structure can be divided into two parts, intrinsic channel and extended drift region. The intinsic channel region is modeled by industry standard BSIM6 model and extended drift region has been modeled by the modified CMC standard model of R3. The R3 model of non-linear resistor, which includes physical...
In this letter, we present a unified compact model, which accurately captures carrier transport from the drift-diffusion to ballistic regime. This is a single unified model, which accounts for carrier degeneracy effects in ballistic transport. The model is implemented into the industry standard compact models for FinFETs, fully depleted silicon-on-insulator (FDSOI) devices and bulk MOSFETs: 1) Berkeley...
A new production ready compact model for future FinFETs is presented. This single unified model can model FinFETs with realistic fin shapes including rectangle, triangle, circle and any shape in between. New mobility models support Ge p-FinFETs and InGaAs n-FinFETs. A new quantum effects model enables accurate modeling of III–V FinFETs. Special attention is paid to shape agnostic short-channel effect...
Hydrocarbons are released to the atmosphere in appreciable quantities from the vehicular exhaust during the warm-up period. In this paper the conversion of hydrocarbon propylene is analysed in a monolithic converter using an unsteady state model. The results derived from the model depict the gas concentration, gas temperature and solid temperature variation in the monolith during the cold start period.
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