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A SPICE model for simulating the impedance-frequency characteristics of high frequency PIN switching diodes

Robert H. Caverly, N. Quinn

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A SPICE model for the microwave and RF PIN switching diode is presented. The model simulates the important I-region charge storage phenomenon and its effect on the PIN diode impedance-frequency characteristic. The SPICE model is described and validated by comparisons with both analytical and measured results.

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A SPICE model for the microwave and RF PIN switching diode is presented. The model simulates the important I-region charge storage phenomenon and its effect on the PIN diode impedance-frequency characteristic. The SPICE model is described and validated by comparisons with both analytical and measured results.

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A SPICE model for the microwave and RF PIN switching diode is presented. The model simulates the important I-region charge storage phenomenon and its effect on the PIN diode impedance-frequency characteristic. The SPICE model is described and validated by comparisons with both analytical and measured results.

Key concepts: Spice, PIN diode, Diode, Electrical impedance, Microwave, Radio frequency, Electronic engineering, Equivalent impedance transforms

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