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Robust model parameter extraction using large-scale optimization concepts

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4 Author(s)
Bandler, J.W. ; Optimization Syst. Associates Inc., Dundas, Ont., Canada ; Chen, S.H. ; Ye, S. ; Zhang, Q.J.

A robust approach to FET model parameter extraction is presented. By introducing DC constraints and formulating the modeling process as a complete and integrated optimization problem, the uniqueness and reliability of the extracted model parameters is improved. The approach uses multibias measurements and DC device characteristics in a sequential model building approach based on a decomposition dictionary that can be used to arrive at a suitable compromise between the simplicity and adequacy of the model. Novel automatic decomposition concepts for large-scale optimization are used to detect possible model topology deficiencies. A powerful l/sub 1/ optimization technique is used in the algorithm, and all the required gradients are provided through efficient adjoint analyses for both DC and AC sensitivities. A FET modeling example is described in detail to demonstrate the approach.<>

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Microwave Symposium Digest, 1988., IEEE MTT-S International

Date of Conference: 25-27 May 1988

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