N. Talwalkar, P. Lauritzen, B. Fatemizadeh, D. Perlman, C.L. Ma
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The power BJT is modeled using the lumped-charge method using simplified forms of the Poisson's equation, the continuity equation and the Boltzmann relation. All important one-dimensional effects are included in the model. Only nine parameters are needed to completely specify the model except for junction capacitances and parasitic resistances. This model can be easily extended to make a BJT Darlington model.