Before circuit design can begin on any advanced semiconductor manufacturing process, the electrical behavior of the devices — transistors, diodes, resistors — must be described accurately in so-called ...

Equation 2 An essential point to notice in Equation 2 is that the terms η and R S must be known values in order to obtain accurate thermal information from a diode. The algebraic formulas for ...

GaN transistor reverse conduction voltage (V RC) depends on the threshold voltage (V TH) and OFF-state gate bias (V GS), as there is no body diode. Since V TH is typically higher than the turn-on ...

The double-gate transistor mitigates this difficulty by introducing an additional gate to enhance control, allowing for continued shrinkage. In order to design a silicon chip using double-gate FinFets ...

“Due to the lack of body diode in hard-switching applications, GaN-based topologies may incur higher power losses due to the larger effective body diode voltage of GaN devices,” according to the ...

GaN transistor reverse conduction voltage (V RC) is dependent on the threshold voltage (V TH) and the OFF-state gate bias (V GS) due to the lack of body diode. Moreover, the V TH of a GaN transistor ...