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Some issues of power MOSFETs
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Device ModelingLinear Source GeometryElectrical EngineeringEngineeringPower IcHigh Voltage EngineeringPower DeviceBias Temperature InstabilityParasitic Bipolar TransistorPower Semiconductor DevicePower Electronic SystemsPower ElectronicsPower MosfetsMicroelectronicsPower Electronic Devices
Several recent studies of power MOSFETs are discussed in this paper: (a) The second-breakdown of power MOSFETs is shown to be triggered by the turn-on of the parasitic bipolar transistor, (b) The I-V characteristics of power MOSFETs operating in reverse mode (such as when used as a synchronous rectifier) are studied, (c) A H5°-spreadingangle model for the calculation of epi-resistance is shown to be more accurate than any previously published model for linear source geometry. More importantly, this model has been extended to cellular source geometries.