Article: FINITE ELEMENT DETERMINATION OF THE INTRINSIC SMALL-SIGNAL EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF MESFETS.(research on microwave components)

The finite element time domain method is used to determine the intrinsic elements of a broadband, small-signal equivalent circuit (SSEC) of FETs. The values of the different elements are calculated from the Y parameters of the intrinsic MESFET, which are obtained from the Fourier analysis of the device transient response to voltage-step perturbations at the drain and gate electrodes. The success of this analysis depends on the accuracy of the values calculated for the instantaneous currents at the electrodes during the transient. This method was applied to determine the SSEC of a 0.5 um gate-length GaAs MESFET

usually, the SSEC of a FET is designed by choosing a ...

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