Compact Modeling of GaN Based RF Switches: Invited Paper

This work introduces a SPICE-compatible compact model for GaN-based dual-gate RF switches. The model is width-scalable and improves accuracy in RF, largesignal, and harmonic balance simulations by using a robust gate network to represent the distributed nature of the serpentine gate. The model is validated against experimental data for multiple device peripheries.

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2025-03-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/edtm61175.2025.11041454
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GaN-based semiconductor devices and materials
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Compact Modeling of GaN Based RF Switches: Invited Paper

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Compact Modeling of GaN Based RF Switches: Invited Paper

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This work introduces a SPICE-compatible compact model for GaN-based dual-gate RF switches. The model is width-scalable and improves accuracy in RF, largesignal, and harmonic balance simulations by using a robust gate network to represent the distributed nature of the serpentine gate. The model is validated against experimental data for multiple device peripheries.

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IN)
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