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4<br />

5<br />

136 Modeling with Circuit Components<br />

Electrical Model<br />

The model uses an electrical equivalent circuit as shown in the figure below.<br />

There are two simulation levels regarding the electrical behavior. The level is set at the parameter<br />

TYPE_DYN:<br />

TYPE_DYN=0<br />

Only the static behavior is calculated. The charges at the capacitances are ignored, no<br />

switching behavior.<br />

TYPE_DYN=1<br />

In addition to the static behavior, charging and discharging of the junction and diffusion capacitance<br />

are calculated. Values of parasitic capacitances at the terminals can be defined.<br />

Electrical Behavior Level, Type DYN=0<br />

For the calculation of the static FET current a distinction is made between the linear region<br />

and the pinch-off region. The so-called saturation voltage is given with<br />

Vsat A_FET ( VGS – VP) M_FET<br />

= ⋅<br />

The transition happens when the drain current satisfies the following equation<br />

Isat k<br />

-- ( VGS – V<br />

2<br />

P)<br />

N_FET<br />

= ⋅<br />

Within the linear region the following equation is used<br />

ID Isat ( 1 + KLM ⋅ VDS)<br />

2 VDS ⎛ – ----------- ⎞ VDS<br />

= ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ -----------<br />

⎝ ⎠<br />

and for pinch-off applies<br />

ID =<br />

Isat ⋅ ( 1 + KLM ⋅ VDS)<br />

V sat<br />

V sat<br />

The model has a built-in fault detection. During the simulation the drain current, the voltage<br />

drop from gate to source and from drain to source as well as the junction temperature are observed.<br />

If their limitations are exceeded the model behavior changes. The switches controlled<br />

by the FAULT flags are closed and the respective fault resistances determine the model characteristic.<br />

If an over voltage across Gate-Source occurs, only RFAULT_GS comes into effect.<br />

All other faults effect the RFAULT_DS.

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