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A FET model is presented whichl is based on an analytical approximation of the velocity overshoot. The bias dependent peak velocity and the electric field in short-channel-FET's are described by means of a new principle in physical simulation. Thiis approach is equivalent to the use of a saturation velocity, whiiclh depends not only on gate-length but also on bias. Surface effects are taken into account in a simple way. The theoretical results are in good agreement with experimental data of the small signal and noise behaviour of a GaAs-MESFET.