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Title: leakage current modeling Post by sheldon1 on Apr 10th, 2006, 5:06pm Hi, Can anyone comment on the accuracy of spice model in terms of leakage/dark current? I got an unrealistic leakage current for a tiny diode (3um by 3um) from simulation: 0.25V/ms. Thanks. |
Title: Re: leakage current modeling Post by vivkr on Apr 11th, 2006, 3:28am Hi Sheldon, It is not quite clear what dark current you got? 0.25V/ms ??? doesn't read like a current. By the way, what temperature are you doing the measurement at? What parameters do you need to provide in your diode definition? I once had a problem when using some diodes as the area was set to a very large value by default in the model. This was set to 100u (m^2) instead of 100p (m^2) for a 10u x 10u device by someone who created the model in question and put all parameters in 'u' as default. I hope you don't have the same issue. Regards Vivek |
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