Paul May, Jean-Marc Halbout, et al.
IEEE T-ED
A nonquasi-static (NQS) model accounting for intrinsic carrier propagation delays in both B/E and B/C junctions is implemented in the ASTAP circuit simulator to evaluate the impact of non-quasi-static effects in saturated bipolar circuits. It is shown that while the extra delay introduced by the NQS effects during the turn-on transition is primarily due to the normal mode B/E NQS delay time, the more severe NQS delay in the turnoff transition is caused mainly by the removal of the saturation overdrive charges and the longer inverse mode B/C NQS delay time. © 1994 IEEE.
Paul May, Jean-Marc Halbout, et al.
IEEE T-ED
R. Puri, C.T. Chuang
IEEE International SOI Conference 1998
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VLSI Technology 1989
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Solid State Electronics