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Generation and integration of scalable bipolar compact models [HBT example]
This paper investigates the methodologies for generating and integrating scalable bipolar models in the modern design environment. Additionally, fundamental bipolar parameter scaling is reviewed and demonstrated with a scalable SiGe HBT model valid for models such as VBIC, MEXTRAM, and HiCUM.