Systematic Analysis Of Bipolar And Mos Transistors

Systematic Analysis Of Bipolar And Mos Transistors

by Ugur Cilingiroglu
ISBN-10:
0890066256
ISBN-13:
9780890066256
Pub. Date:
12/01/1993
Publisher:
Artech House, Incorporated
ISBN-10:
0890066256
ISBN-13:
9780890066256
Pub. Date:
12/01/1993
Publisher:
Artech House, Incorporated
Systematic Analysis Of Bipolar And Mos Transistors

Systematic Analysis Of Bipolar And Mos Transistors

by Ugur Cilingiroglu

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Overview

Systematic Analysis of Bipolar and MOS Transistors is a self-contained reference that walks you through the logical processes involved in transistor analysis. Linking device and circuit engineering, it shows you how to use device models intelligently, tailor existing models, and develop new ones.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780890066256
Publisher: Artech House, Incorporated
Publication date: 12/01/1993
Series: Artech House Materials Science Library Series
Pages: 248
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.69(d)

Table of Contents

Prefaceix
Chapter 1Background1
1.1Fundamental Concepts and Equations1
1.1.1Constituents of a Semiconductor Crystal1
1.1.2Poisson's Equation4
1.1.3Current Density Equations6
1.1.4Continuity Equations12
1.1.5More on Energy-Band Diagrams18
1.2Thermal Equilibrium21
1.2.1General Equilibrium Properties of Semiconductors22
1.2.2Analysis in Equilibrium28
1.3Nonequilibrium34
1.3.1Injection Level34
1.3.2The Shockley-Read-Hall Theory of Trapping35
1.3.3Analysis of a Bulk Region in Low-Level Injection38
1.3.4Extending the Fermi Formalism to Nonequilibrium47
Problems48
References59
Chapter 2Bipolar Junction Transistors61
2.1BJTs in Thermal Equilibrium61
2.2BJTs Under Bias65
2.2.1Fundamentals of the Nonequilibrium Analysis66
2.2.2Bulk Current Components69
2.2.3Transition Region Current Components72
2.2.4The Characteristic Equations of a BJT74
2.2.5Forward Active Operation76
2.2.6Modeling for Nonuniform Doping Profiles81
2.2.7The Early Effect85
2.3High-Bias Effects89
2.3.1Base Resistance and Emitter Current Crowding89
2.3.2High-Level Injection Effects95
2.3.3Impact Ionization, Avalanche Multiplication, and Junction Breakdown112
2.4BJT Dynamics116
2.4.1The Quasistatic BJT Behavior119
2.4.2BJT Equivalent Circuits125
Problems130
References143
Chapter 3Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Transistors145
3.1Basic MOSFET Structure145
3.2MOSFET Under Bias146
3.2.1Fundamentals of Nonequilibrium Analysis146
3.2.2Analysis of the Surface Space-Charge Region150
3.2.3A General Strong Inversion Model165
3.2.4Simplified Strong Inversion Models172
3.2.5A Subthreshold Model174
3.2.6p-Channel MOSFET177
3.3Fundamentals of Structural Optimization182
3.3.1Design Constraints182
3.3.2Threshold Adjustment188
3.4Secondary Effects193
3.4.1Velocity Saturation193
3.4.2Channel-Length Modulation194
3.4.3Punch-Through196
3.4.4Short-Channel and Narrow-Channel Effects202
3.4.5Impact Ionization and Avalanche Breakdown206
3.5MOSFET Dynamics208
Problems217
References228
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