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[mathcad] Short gate MESFET model
Author: Richard Balmer    Posted: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 15:00:34 +0100
Hi,

I have implemented a Mathcad worksheet to model a long channel MESFET
based on formulae in Sze (basically the same formulae as a JFET).
I would like to model a short channel MESFET where velocity saturation
comes into play, but am having difficulty generating a coherent transistor
output characteristic (the current at the transition between active and
saturation regions doesn't match).
In the active part of the characteristic, the current is mobility
dependent (and Vds, Vgs). In the saturation part of the characteristic,
the current is saturation velocity dependent (and Vgs), but the voltage
drop along the channel is unknown. I am using the Mathcad 'Find' function
to solve 2 equations with 2 unknowns, Ids and p.
Is anyone familiar with this problem?
Many thanks if you can help.

Richard Balmer

Dr Richard Balmer
Element Six Ltd.
Reception: +44 1344 638200
Direct Line: +44 1344 638220

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Re: [mathcad] Short gate MESFET model
Author: Eden Mei    Posted: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 12:12:04 -0700
Posting the sheet would be useful

TTFN
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Subject: [mathcad] Short gate MESFET model



Hi,

I have implemented a Mathcad worksheet to model a long channel MESFET based on formulae in Sze (basically the same formulae as a JFET).
I would like to model a short channel MESFET where velocity saturation comes into play, but am having difficulty generating a coherent transistor output characteristic (the current at the transition between active and saturation regions doesn't match).
In the active part of the characteristic, the current is mobility dependent (and Vds, Vgs). In the saturation part of the characteristic, the current is saturation velocity dependent (and Vgs), but the voltage drop along the channel is unknown. I am using the Mathcad 'Find' function to solve 2 equations with 2 unknowns, Ids and p.
Is anyone familiar with this problem?
Many thanks if you can help.

Richard Balmer

Dr Richard Balmer
Element Six Ltd.
Reception: +44 1344 638200
Direct Line: +44 1344 638220
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RE: [mathcad] Short gate MESFET model
Author: Stuart Bruff    Posted: Mon, 9 Jun 2008 01:20:11 +0100
I'm not familar with the subject area, but if you could post a worksheet
someone might be able to give some advice.

Stuart

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To: "mathcad"
Subject: [mathcad] Short gate MESFET model



Hi,

I have implemented a Mathcad worksheet to model a long channel MESFET based
on formulae in Sze (basically the same formulae as a JFET).
I would like to model a short channel MESFET where velocity saturation comes
into play, but am having difficulty generating a coherent transistor output
characteristic (the current at the transition between active and saturation
regions doesn't match).
In the active part of the characteristic, the current is mobility dependent
(and Vds, Vgs). In the saturation part of the characteristic, the current is
saturation velocity dependent (and Vgs), but the voltage drop along the
channel is unknown. I am using the Mathcad 'Find' function to solve 2
equations with 2 unknowns, Ids and p.
Is anyone familiar with this problem?
Many thanks if you can help.

Richard Balmer

Dr Richard Balmer
Element Six Ltd.
Reception: +44 1344 638200
Direct Line: +44 1344 638220
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RE: [mathcad] Short gate MESFET model
Author: Richard Balmer    Posted: Mon, 9 Jun 2008 13:54:15 +0100
You're right, sorry, should have posted this before.
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I'm not familar with the subject area, but if you could post a worksheet
someone might be able to give some advice.

Stuart
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Sent: 06 June 2008 3:01 PM
To: "mathcad"
Subject: [mathcad] Short gate MESFET model


Hi,

I have implemented a Mathcad worksheet to model a long channel MESFET
based on formulae in Sze (basically the same formulae as a JFET).
I would like to model a short channel MESFET where velocity saturation
comes into play, but am having difficulty generating a coherent transistor
output characteristic (the current at the transition between active and
saturation regions doesn't match).
In the active part of the characteristic, the current is mobility
dependent (and Vds, Vgs). In the saturation part of the characteristic,
the current is saturation velocity dependent (and Vgs), but the voltage
drop along the channel is unknown. I am using the Mathcad 'Find' function
to solve 2 equations with 2 unknowns, Ids and p.
Is anyone familiar with this problem?
Many thanks if you can help.

Richard Balmer

Dr Richard Balmer
Element Six Ltd.
Reception: +44 1344 638200
Direct Line: +44 1344 638220
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