2014
DOI: 10.1109/tcpmt.2013.2274820
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Simple and Scalable Methodology for Equivalent Circuit Modeling of IC Packages

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“…The amplitude A and the phase of -parameters are obtained based on the output parameters of the neural network, (6), and (7). The formula conversion block completes the transformation from the amplitude/phase to the real/imaginary parts of -parameters.…”
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“…The amplitude A and the phase of -parameters are obtained based on the output parameters of the neural network, (6), and (7). The formula conversion block completes the transformation from the amplitude/phase to the real/imaginary parts of -parameters.…”
Section: = (mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Package modeling for active/passive devices have been a field of strong interest in recent years [5,6]. The equivalentcircuit-based model of metal-ceramic packages which was described in terms of inductances, resistances, and capacitances was used in radio frequency (RF) and microwave transistors [6,7]. When the equivalent-circuit parameters are simultaneously optimized by the device data, the exact relationship between the voltage and current of packaged transistor can be obtained.…”
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“…Lots of labor work and development costs are needed to ascertain accurate relationships between manufacturing parameters and actual performance in semiconductor manufacturing [23,24]. Design and optimization of experiments (DOE) methods were widely utilized in both academia and industry to reduce experimental costs [25,26]. Shu firstly proposed a procedure using the DOE technique to form a pre-designed loop suitable for wire bond operation based on RSM [27].…”
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confidence: 99%