M. Berroth, E. Chigaeva, I. Dettmann, N. Wieser, W. Vogel, H. Roll, F. Scholz, H. Schweizer
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引用次数: 11
Abstract
For improved non-linear modeling of AlGaN/GaN high electron mobility transistors, a large-signal model originally developed for GaAs-based devices has been extended by introduction of a thermal sub-circuit to account for self-heating. Thereby, DC output characteristics which typically show negative output conductance at a high dissipating power level are well reproduced. Since self-heating also effects the transconductance, which is related to S/sub 21/ at RF conditions, the comparison of broadband S-parameter simulations and measurements revealed significant improvement when using the extended model. First experimental and theoretical investigations on the transient behavior at pulsed conditions are finally presented.