Characterization of RF-MOSFETs in common-source configuration at different source-to-bulk voltages from S-parameters

Date

2013

Authors

Zárate-Rincón, Fabián
Torres-Torres, Reydezel
Murphy-Arteaga, Roberto S.
Decoutere, Stefaan

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IEEE
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Versión aceptada / Onetsi den bertsioa

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Abstract

Using a new test fixture that allows us to bias the bulk terminal through an additional compensated DC probe, a two-port S-measurement-based methodology to characterize RF-MOSFETs in common-source configuration is herein presented. In addition to obtaining S-parameters at different bulk-to-source voltages using a single two-port configured test-fixture, the proposal allows the analysis of the electrical parameters of a MOSFET that are influenced by the substrate effect when the frequency rises. Physically expected results are obtained for device's model parameters, allowing to accurately reproduce S-parameters up to 20 GHz. Furthermore, extracted parameters, such as threshold voltage, are in agreement with those obtained using well-established DC methods. This method allows one to characterize a four-terminal MOSFET from two-port small-signal measurements.

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Keywords

DC methods, Physical parameters of MOSFET, RF-MOSFET, Two-port S-parameter measurements

Department

Ingeniería Eléctrica y Electrónica / Ingeniaritza Elektrikoa eta Elektronikoa

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Zárate-Rincón, F., Álvarez-Botero, G. A., Torres-Torres, R., Murphy-Arteaga, R. S., Decoutere, S. (2013) Characterization of RF-MOSFETs in common-source configuration at different source-to-bulk voltages from S-parameters. IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, 60(8), 2450-2456. https://doi.org/10.1109/TED.2013.2264724.

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