That's cheating. Not nice.
Where on the sheet do you make the connection? The location and geometry of the connection matter.
Clearly a single resistance will be an imperfect model. Capacitance near the contact is nearly pure, and capacitance farther away sees more series R. It's one of those nasty diffusion things.
John
I'm trying to come up with a model of the series resistance of a capacitor formed using gate-channel capacitance and with drain-source merged.
Refer to....
(I'm not very good at conformal mapping of rectangular objects :-)
Ideas?
Thanks in advance!
...Jim Thompson
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Connections: Merged Drain-Source is one connection, Gate Plate is the other.
A two-dimensionsal ladder would be OK as a model.
Clearly I'm asking because it's not easy ;-)
I prefer "fingered" structures myself (which model easily, since they're one-dimensional), but a client is using this without a clue of the series R effect :-(
...Jim Thompson
Square (most common case, L=W) is fine, if it helps the modeling.
...Jim Thompson
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