Title :
Forward and reverse recovery spice model of a JBS silicon carbide diode
Author :
Giesselmann, M. ; Edwards, R. ; Bayne, S. ; Kaplan, S. ; Shaffer, E.
Author_Institution :
ECE, Texas Tech. Univ., Lubbock, TX
Abstract :
The charged controlled model is presented as an effective method to simulate junction barrier schottky (JBS) silicon carbide diodes. Proven as a valuable approach for silicon devices, this model can also account for wide bandgap energy semiconductors. The model was implemented in Oread´s SPICE software package using analog behavioral modelling. The simulation combines the efficiency of a traditional static model with an improved charge controlled model representing transient characteristics of the semiconductor due to stored charge in the depletion layer. The result is an enhanced model that simulates in short period of time. Parameter extraction methods are used to help identify saturation currents, capacitance, resistance, voltages, and modelling coefficients. The simulation results in a close fit to the data taken during reverse recovery of a JBS SiC diode
Keywords :
SPICE; Schottky diodes; capacitance; electric resistance; semiconductor device models; silicon compounds; transient response; wide band gap semiconductors; JBS silicon carbide diode; SPICE software package; SiC; capacitance; charged controlled model; depletion layer; forward recovery spice model; junction barrier schottky diode; modelling coefficients; parameter extraction methods; resistance; reverse recovery spice model; saturation currents; silicon devices; transient characteristics; wide bandgap energy semiconductors; Capacitance; Parameter extraction; Photonic band gap; SPICE; Schottky diodes; Semiconductor diodes; Silicon carbide; Silicon devices; Software packages; Voltage;
Conference_Titel :
Power Modulator Symposium, 2004 and 2004 High-Voltage Workshop. Conference Record of the Twenty-Sixth International
Conference_Location :
San Francisco, CA
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-8586-1
DOI :
10.1109/MODSYM.2004.1433587