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A Physical Compact MOSFET Mobility Model Including Accurate Calculation of Saturation Surface Potential

Benson J., D’Halleweyn N.V., Mistry K., Redman-White W., University of Southampton, UK

This paper describes a MOSFET vertical mobility model that has been implemented in a surface potential based compact model [1]. The main scattering mechanisms (surface roughness, phonon, and Coulomb) are accounted for using an expression [...]

Modelling of Gain Control in SiGe HBTs and Si Bipolar Transistors by Ge Incorporation in the Polysilicon Emitter

Kunz V.D., de Groot C.H., Anteney I.M., Abdul-Rahim A.I., Hall S., Hemment P.L.F., Wang Y., Ashburn P., University of Southampton, UK

In SiGe HBTs high values of fT are achieved by using aggressive Ge profiles in the base. A side effect is very high gains, which can lead to a degradation of BVCEO. This paper investigates [...]

Closed Loop Micromachined Inertial Sensors with Higher Order SD-Modulators

Kraft M., Redman-White W., Mokhtari M.E., University of Southampton, UK

Micromachined inertial sensors are often incorporated in closed loop force feedback structures; a particularly advantageous approach is based upon the inclusion of the sensing element in a sigma-delta modulator (SDM) type control structure. The order [...]

System Level Simulation of an Electrostatically Levitated Disk

Kraft M., Evans A., University of Southampton, UK

This paper describes the derivation of a system-level model for a micromachined disk which is levitated by electrostatic forces. Such a system has many potential applications for inertial sensors, micro-motors, microfluidic and micro-optical devices. As [...]