A Simplified Spice Model for IGBT

A robust electro-thermal IGBT SPICE model: Application to short-circuit protection circuit design

A SPICE MODEL FOR IGBTs

Figure 1. Basic IGBT subcircuit Introduction You’ve finally tested a version of your design that seems to work well, but you would feel a lot better if you KNEW the circuit would work well with all the devices that the vendor will supply in production. You found a model in a library, but you are not sure what specifications from the data book apply to that model. The following paragraphs will t...

a Simplified Model of Distributed Parameter Systems

A generalized simplified model for describing the dynamic behavior of distributed parameter systems is proposed. The various specific characteristics of gain and phase angle of distributed parameter systems are investigated from frequency response formulation and complex plane representation of the proposed simplified model. The complex plane investigation renders some important inequality cons...

SPICE: A Generic Model for Interoperability Assessment?

Measuring interoperability implies establishing measures of merit to evaluate the degree of interoperability between systems. This is the purpose of so-called maturity models, describing the stages through which systems should evolve to reach higher completeness in the realization of a given objective. This paper reviews the main maturity models for interoperability, comparing the different asp...

A SPICE model for single electronics

With single-electron tunneling (SET) technology it is possible to build electronic circuits with extreme low power properties. These SET circuits must therefore operate in the single electronics (current) regime. To simulate SET circuits in this regime, a SPICE model has been written. In contrast to the prescriptions in the so-called Orthodox theory of single-electronics, the SPICE model explor...