Origine della tensione di flicker nei MOSFET
Ciao a tutti! Ho cercato un po' su internet riguardo all'argomento (in inglese tra l'altro) ma non sono riuscito a trovare un motivo concreto dietro alla tensione di flicker nei MOSFET. E' una mia pura curiosità perché mi sono scontrato con un circuito che la elimina. L'unica cosa che sono riuscito a trovare è questa conclusione del 1999, per quello vi chiedo qui nella speranza che si sappia qualcosa di più. Vi chiedo per favore di rispondermi se sapete qualcosa a riguardo, se per caso l'argomento fosse troppo avanzato non mi interessa in maniera dettagliata conoscerlo.
1/f noise has been observed in all kind of devices, from homogeneous metal
film resistors and different kind of resistors to semiconductor devices and
even in chemical concentrated cells. Because 1/f noise is well spread over the
components, people think that there a fundamental physical mechanism is
behind it. Till now such a mechanism is not yet found.
There is a lot of experimental evidence that several mechanisms are involved
in generating 1/f noise.
The MOS transistor has the highest 1/f noise of all active semiconductors, due
to their surface conduction mechanism.
The result is: several theory's and physical models competing together to
explain the 1/f noise in a MOSFET. These theory's and models differ in detail
but are all based on the mobility fluctuation model expressed by the Hooge
empirical relation, and the carrier density or number fluctuation model first
introduced by McWhorter.
1/f noise has been observed in all kind of devices, from homogeneous metal
film resistors and different kind of resistors to semiconductor devices and
even in chemical concentrated cells. Because 1/f noise is well spread over the
components, people think that there a fundamental physical mechanism is
behind it. Till now such a mechanism is not yet found.
There is a lot of experimental evidence that several mechanisms are involved
in generating 1/f noise.
The MOS transistor has the highest 1/f noise of all active semiconductors, due
to their surface conduction mechanism.
The result is: several theory's and physical models competing together to
explain the 1/f noise in a MOSFET. These theory's and models differ in detail
but are all based on the mobility fluctuation model expressed by the Hooge
empirical relation, and the carrier density or number fluctuation model first
introduced by McWhorter.
