2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-3004-9_6
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Microwave Field Effect Transistors

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“…On the other hand, Fig. 4(h) displays an outlier for the shortest TFT at the lower bias because of the dependence of f MAX from both the transconductance and the output resistance (not affecting f T ) [10], [26], which is higher at lower bias voltage and quickly drops down at higher bias voltage (device entering in saturation region). The combination of both the effect of the top biasing and the misalignment with the channel length enables the use of longer TFTs, easier to fabricate than shorter ones, for high-frequency and analog applications.…”
Section: B Ac Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, Fig. 4(h) displays an outlier for the shortest TFT at the lower bias because of the dependence of f MAX from both the transconductance and the output resistance (not affecting f T ) [10], [26], which is higher at lower bias voltage and quickly drops down at higher bias voltage (device entering in saturation region). The combination of both the effect of the top biasing and the misalignment with the channel length enables the use of longer TFTs, easier to fabricate than shorter ones, for high-frequency and analog applications.…”
Section: B Ac Performancementioning
confidence: 99%