.BondLib.Electrical.Analog.Semiconductors.Utilities.HeatingJunctionCapacitor

Information

Junction capacitances are used in semiconductor technology to model the charge accumulated in the vicinity of a pn-junction. The model also computes the diodic current through the junction and puts it out as an output signal.

The model requires a heat port in spite of the fact that it doesn't heat anything. The heat port is needed to read the device temperature.

Parameters:

 Is:    Transport saturation current (default value = 1e-16 Amp)

 Tau:   Ideal transit time (default value = 5e-9 sec)

 Cj:    Zero bias depletion capacitance (default value = 0.5e-12 F)

 Phi:   Diffusion voltage (default value = 0.8 Volt)

 M:     Gradation exponent (default value = 0.333)

 EG:    Energy gap for temperature effect on saturation current (default value = 1.11 Volt)

 N:     Current emission coefficient (default value = 1)

 XTI:   Saturation current temperature exponent (default value = 3)

 Gb:    Leakage conductance (default value = 1e-15 Mho)

 EMin:  Minimum exponent (default value = -100)

 EMax:  Maximum exponent (default value = 40)

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