2012
DOI: 10.5120/8130-1880
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Power Gain Analysis of Optically Illuminated MOSFET

Abstract: Modelling of optically illuminated MOSFET is done considering the substrate effect to evaluate admittance and scattering parameters for microwave frequency applications. Analysis of various gains and figure of merit is also incorporated indicating that optically controlled MOSFET can be used in optical communication circuits with enhanced electrical characteristics.

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“…The device simulator does not make a distinction between the intrinsic and parasitic parts of the device. The Y parameters are simulated using the (2) for each DC bias condition as in [11]. The y jk parameters are obtained by applying a small-signal voltage at the k th terminal and detecting current at the j th terminal while all other terminals are AC grounded with following relationship…”
Section: Figure 1 Schematic Of Ldd Mosfetmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The device simulator does not make a distinction between the intrinsic and parasitic parts of the device. The Y parameters are simulated using the (2) for each DC bias condition as in [11]. The y jk parameters are obtained by applying a small-signal voltage at the k th terminal and detecting current at the j th terminal while all other terminals are AC grounded with following relationship…”
Section: Figure 1 Schematic Of Ldd Mosfetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Y and S parameters are small signal parameters by definition and high frequency behaviour of the device is determined around a bias point over its operational bandwidth [10]. The S parameters are also important as they are used to determine signal power gain and various figures of merit [11] .…”
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confidence: 99%