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A method for extracting SPICE2 junction capacitance parameters from measured data
B.A. Freese,G.L. Buller +1 more
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In this article, a method for extracting SPICE2 junction capacitance parameters from measured data is described, which can be easily integrated into an automatic test and data analysis system, and is efficient and accurate.Abstract:
This paper describes a method for extracting SPICE2 junction capacitance parameters from measured data. The method is efficient and accurate, and is easily integrated into an automatic test and data analysis system.read more
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