Casinovi G. – TechConnect Briefs

Spectral Analysis of Channel Noise in Nanoscale MOSFETS

Casinovi G., Georgia Institute of Technology, US

This paper describes an algorithm for numerical computation of the power spectral density (PSD) of channel noise in nanoscale MOSFETs. Noise generation phenomena inside the channel are modeled as random processes, represented by distributed sources [...]

A Systematic Approach to Macromodeling Complex MEMS Devices

Casinovi G., Georgia Tech, US

This paper describes a modeling methodology for arbitrary MEMS devices based on the concept of element stamps. Previously published work has shown that element stamps can be used profitably to build models of MEMS devices [...]

Coupled-Energy-Domain Macromodeling of MEMS Devices

Casinovi G., Georgia Institute of Technology, US

This paper describes a systematic approach to the development of multi-energy-domain macromodels of MEMS devices. This approach is based on a particular form of the coupled algebraic-differential equations describing the dynamics of the device. All [...]

Efficient Simulation of MEMS Using Element Stamps

Casinovi G., Georgia Institute of Technology, US

This paper describes an approach to MEMS simulation based on so-called element stamps, which are the building blocks of conventional circuit simulators. Stamps are derived from lumped-constant models of individual electromechanical devices, and built into [...]