Small signal equivalent circuit model for the HJFET?

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The discussion centers on the need for a small signal equivalent circuit model for the HJFET, specifically the NE3514S02. Participants suggest using the SPICE model provided by device manufacturers as a potential solution. They explain that all three-terminal devices can be represented by four variants of a hybrid-pi model, with the specifics depending on the device technology. The conversation also touches on the importance of determining extrinsic and intrinsic parameters for accurate modeling. Overall, the thread emphasizes the urgency of finding appropriate modeling tools or scripts for this specific HJFET.
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small signal equivalent circuit model for the HJFET??

hello all,

Looking for small signal equivalent circuit model for the HJFET. can someone knows ?

Please help me it's urgent...

Thank you in advance,
N
 
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nass2011 said:
hello all,

Looking for small signal equivalent circuit model for the HJFET. can someone knows ?

Please help me it's urgent...

Thank you in advance,
N

Can you just use the SPICE model from a device manufacturer? Whad HJFET do you have in mind?

http://www2.renesas.com/microwave/en/parameter/low_gaashj_dp.html

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To a first order all 3-terminal device have only 4 variants of a hybrid-pi depending on whether they are VCVS, VCIS, ICVS or ICIS (of which you actually only run into two - for BJT ICIS or FET VCIS).

The device model only really gets device technology specific in the nonlinear model which is always reduced to a linear hybrid-pi in a circuit simulator.
 


Hi berkeman,

The HJFET transistor model that I'm looking for is NE3514S02. I need to know how we

determine the extrinsic and intrinsic parameters...

Is there tool or Matlab script ?
Thank you in advance,

N
 
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