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    Derivation of fTAnd f

    MAX

    of a MOSFET

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    Derivation of fT

    (MOSFETs)

    The unity current gain frequency* (aka cutoff

    frequency) Defined under the condition that the output is

    loaded ith an !" short#

    fT does not depend on Rgand ro

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    Derivation of fT

    (MOSFETs) ("ontinued)

    )(2

    1

    )(

    )()(

    )(

    gdgs

    m

    T

    I

    gdgsm

    gdgs

    m

    gdgs

    gdm

    ins

    osI

    gdgsgsins

    gsgdgsmgdgsmos

    CC

    gf

    Awhen

    j

    CCg

    CCs

    g

    CCs

    sCg

    i

    iA

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    VsCVgiVgi

    +

    =

    =

    +

    =+

    +

    =

    +=

    ==

    !ssu$e the %ero (s"gd) is s$aller co$pared to g$#

    jj

    CCgA T

    gdgsm

    I =

    +

    =

    )(

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    fT

    ith &arasitic 'Sand '

    D

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    Derivation of fT

    (MOSFETs) ("ontinued)

    ('Sand 'Dare included)

    Millers

    Approximation

    [ ]

    [ ])(

    )(1

    2

    1

    )(1

    )(//)(

    DSgd

    m

    gdgs

    m

    DSmgdgs

    T

    DSmgdM

    DSmoDSm

    gs

    dV

    RRCg

    CC

    g

    RRgCC

    f

    RRgCC

    RRgrRRgV

    V

    A

    ++

    +

    =

    +++

    =

    ++=

    ++==

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    Derivation of fMAX

    (MOSFETs)

    fMAX* is the frequency at hich the

    $ai$u$ poer gain (*aka

    $ai$u$ oscillation frequency)

    fMAXis defined ith

    its input and output ports

    con+ugate,$atched for $ai$u$poer transfer

    So- e need to kno the input and

    output i$pedance to define the

    input and output poer as ell as

    achieve the $a poer transfer$atching condition#

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    Derivation of fMAX

    (MOSFETs)

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    gdm

    To

    gdgs

    gdm

    o

    out

    gdgs

    gd

    t

    gs

    gsmdg

    dggsm

    o

    tt

    t

    tout

    CCC

    CgCr

    CC

    Cg

    r

    Z

    CC

    C

    V

    VVgiAssume

    iVgr

    Vi

    i

    VZ

    +

    =

    +

    +

    =

    +

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    2

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    iiRR ==

    For the $atching conditions-

    g

    sinsingS

    R

    ViiRZ

    2===

    Derivation of fMAX

    (MOSFETs)("ontinued)

    "on+ugate $atch at the input/ "on+ugate $atch at the output/

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    &oer 0ain (1nder "on+ugate Match)

    o

    g

    ggdT

    TMAX

    gdT

    ogdgs

    gdm

    o

    L

    g

    LTMAX

    p

    g

    LT

    g

    L

    ins

    os

    inin

    outop

    r

    RRCf

    ff

    CfrCC

    Cg

    r

    R

    R

    Rfff

    Gwhen

    R

    R

    f

    f

    R

    R

    i

    i

    Ri

    RiG

    +

    =

    +

    =

    ++

    =

    ==

    =

    =

    22

    1

    2

    1

    1

    1

    1

    2

    1

    1

    4

    1

    4

    122

    2

    21

    2

    21

    Using thedefinition of fT

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    Derivation of fTAnd f

    MAX

    of a BJT

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    Derivation of fT

    (7ipolar)

    For 7ipolar Transistors-

    BE

    DEDE

    dBC

    DEdBE

    mT

    oegs

    gdgs

    d!

    d"C

    CCCCC

    CC

    gf

    rVV

    CCCC

    =

    +

    +

    =

    )(2

    "DE is due to $inority

    carriers caused 3y F7

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    Derivation of fT

    (7ipolar) ("ontinued)

    BCBEBEDE """"" +++=

    QE = minority holes stored in emitterQB = minority electrons stored in base

    QBE = electrons induced by the current

    through the depletion region of BE-junctionQBC= electrons induced by the current

    through the depletion region of BC-junction

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    Derivation of fT

    (7ipolar) ("ontinued)

    #

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    dBCdBE

    m

    dBCDEdBE

    mT

    m#

    BE

    C#

    BE

    DEDE

    s

    BC

    s

    BE

    B

    B

    E

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    C

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    CC

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    g

    CC

    f

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    di

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    XX

    D

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    d"

    +

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    ++=

    +

    =

    ==

    +++=+++=

    2

    1

    2222

    22

    8idth of 9eutral 'egion

    8idth of

    Depletion

    'egion

    1>

    BEX

    if drift current is considered#

    is greater than 3ecause of reverse,3iasing#BCX

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    Derivation of fT

    (7ipolar)

    ('Sand 'Dare included)

    For 3ipolar- the result is si$ilar# The only difference is that the ter$ $ust 3e

    included#

    [ ]

    [ ]

    )(

    )(

    )(1

    2

    1

    )(1

    )(

    CEdBC#m

    dBCdBE

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    m

    dBC#mdBE

    m

    CEmdBCDEdBE

    T

    CEmdBCM

    CEm

    e

    %V

    RRCg

    CC

    RRCg

    CgC

    g

    RRgCCC

    f

    RRgCC

    RRgV

    VA

    ++++

    =

    ++++

    =

    ++++=

    ++=

    +=

    #

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    Derivation of fMAX

    (7ipolar)

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    T

    o

    g

    %T

    TMAX

    RC

    f

    r

    RRCf

    ff

    82

    2

    1=

    +

    =

    For 3ipolar transistors- there is no ter$#or