H. Mnif, T. Zimmer, J. Battaglia, B. Ardouin, D. Berger, D. Céli
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A new approach for modelling the thermal behaviour of bipolar transistors
A new physical model which describes the self-heating phenomena - the device temperature rise due to its own internal power dissipation - is presented. It permits the accurate temporal response determination of the BJT junction's temperature rise. This model is validated using measurements from an silicon-germanium heterojunction bipolar transistor (Si-Ge HBT).