This paper presents three methods to experimentally extract the thermal resistance of bipolar transistors taking into account the Early effect. The approaches are improved variants of recently-proposed techniques relying on common-base dc measurements. The accuracy is numerically verified by making use of a compact model calibrated on I–V characteristics of state-of-the-art SOG BJTs and SiGe:C HBTs.

Experimental DC extraction of the thermal resistance of bipolar transistors taking into account the Early effect / D'Alessandro, Vincenzo. - In: SOLID-STATE ELECTRONICS. - ISSN 0038-1101. - 127:(2017), pp. 5-12. [10.1016/j.sse.2016.10.041]

Experimental DC extraction of the thermal resistance of bipolar transistors taking into account the Early effect

Vincenzo d'Alessandro
2017

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This paper presents three methods to experimentally extract the thermal resistance of bipolar transistors taking into account the Early effect. The approaches are improved variants of recently-proposed techniques relying on common-base dc measurements. The accuracy is numerically verified by making use of a compact model calibrated on I–V characteristics of state-of-the-art SOG BJTs and SiGe:C HBTs.
2017
Experimental DC extraction of the thermal resistance of bipolar transistors taking into account the Early effect / D'Alessandro, Vincenzo. - In: SOLID-STATE ELECTRONICS. - ISSN 0038-1101. - 127:(2017), pp. 5-12. [10.1016/j.sse.2016.10.041]
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