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Modeling Non-Quasi-Static Effects in SiGe HBTs Using Improved Charge Partitioning Scheme

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In this paper, the applicability of a partitioned-charge-based non-quasi-static (NQS) model is investigated using exact solutions for 1-D bipolar transistors.
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The applicability of a partitioned-charge-based non-quasi-static (NQS) model is investigated using exact solutions for 1-D bipolar transistors. Limitations of the model to accurately predict $y_{21}(\omega)$ are overcome by further delaying the partitioned minority charge associated with the collector. A corresponding small-signal time-domain model is derived. The proposed model effectively includes the delays within both the quasi-neutral base and base–collector space-charge regions. Using only two extra nodes over the quasi-static bipolar transistor model HICUM, the NQS model is implemented using Verilog-A. The simplicity of the model yields straightforward parameter extraction techniques. Modeling results show excellent agreement with numerically simulated data.

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Extended Charge-Control Model For Bipolar Transistors

TL;DR: In this article, it is shown that a considerable improvement can be obtained when the concept is extended by allowing time delays in the relations between controlling charges and terminal voltages and currents.
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Graded Applications of NQS Theory for Modeling Correlated Noise in SiGe HBTs

TL;DR: A correlated noise model for bipolar transistors from an accurate nonquasi-static model that includes the signal delay through base-collector space-charge region and is implemented using four extra nodes is developed.
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Efficient models for non-quasi-static effects and correlated noise in SiGe HBTs

TL;DR: In this paper, the capability of a single CR sub-circuit to model a wide range of non-quasi-static (NQS) delays in silicon germanium heterojunction bipolar transistors is explored.
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Modeling minority charge partitioning factor in SiGe HBTs using full regional approach

TL;DR: In this paper, the minority charge partitioning effect in silicon germanium heterojunction bipolar transistors was shown to exist even in the low-frequency quasi-static regime, and a comprehensive bias-dependent model was developed using full regional approach coupled with the transient integral charge control theory.
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Extended charge-control model for bipolar transistors

TL;DR: In this paper, it is shown that a considerable improvement can be obtained when the concept is extended by allowing time delays in the relations between controlling charges and terminal voltages and currents.
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Transient and small‐signal high‐frequency simulation of numerical device models embedded in an external circuit

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