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Spice Model Data for UMX5601 PIN Diode

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SPICE MODEL DATA


Circuit simulators such as SPICE are widely used by microwave and RF design engineers for more rapid time to
market circuit designs. A number of papers have been published on various aspects of PIN diode behavior of the last

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approximately 15 years. Based on these previous efforts, a number of PIN diode models suitable for use in circuit
simulators such as SPICE have been developed and predict a number of PIN diode forward and reverse bias
characteristics. For designers using Microsemi PIN diodes, a SPICE PIN diode model of Microsemi’s products line will
allow Microsemi and their customers to readily incorporate these models & devices in their circuit designs.

The overall SPICE PIN diode model developed for the UMX5601 exhibits the equivalent circuit shown below
where:

- CPACK is the package capacitance


- L CONTACT is the contact inductance
- CI is the punch through I-region capacitance
- REPI is a resistance describing the zero bias impedance
- RMIN is the minimum I-region resistance
- GDEP and C DEP model the reverse bias characteristics (GDEP requires fit parameters R DEP and VREVERSE)
- GMOD is a controlled current source representing the I-region stored charge current relationship versus frequency
- GPIN is a controlled current source representing the PN junction portion of the PIN diode

Figure 1. RF equivalent circuit of the PIN diode. The


definitions for the controlled current sources (GMOD, G PIN,
GDEP) are shown in the SPICE netlist file below.

* subcircuit for UMX5601 PIN diode


MSC Spice Data

.subckt pin 9 20 params:


+ is= 2.00E-8 n = 1.94 m=0.5 ikf=0.10
+ rs = 18m rmin = 18m
+ rdep=15k repi= 22k
+ bv = 3000 ibv = 10E-06 vreverse=6
+ vj = 0.6 phi=0.6
+ W = 175u tau=26u iknee=0.018
+ cepi = 0.6pf ci=2pf
+ lcontact = 900ph cpackage=1.70pf cjo=2.0pf
.param to={125*w*w}
.param vi={11.8*w*w/tau}
.param beta={to/tau}

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Spice Model Data for UMX5601 PIN Diode

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cpackage 9 20 {cpackage}
lcontact 9 10 {lcontact}
ci 10 25 {ci}
rconverge2 10 25 1e15
rconverge1 12 25 1e15

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gdep 25 20 value={v(25,12)/(rdep*(1+(abs((v(9,20))/vreverse)^2.0)))}
rmin 10 11 {rmin}
gmod 11 12 value={2*(v(11,12)*v(2,3)/vi)}
rconverge3 11 12 1e15
gpin 12 20 value={i(vs2)}
repi 10 12 {repi}
cepi 9 20 {cepi}
ej 30 0 value={v(12,20)}
vs1 30 31 0
* single diode model
d1 31 0 dj
.model dj d is={is} ikf={ikf} n={n} bv={bv} ibv={ibv} rs={rs} cjo={cjo} vj={vj} m={m}
e1 1 0 value={i(vs1)}
vs2 1 2 0
* ge describes the current-dependent tau
ge 2 0 value={(v(2)*v(2))/iknee}
* 8th order approximation for base region
rp1 2 3 1
cp1 2 3 {tau}
rs1 3 0 {beta/3}
rp2 3 4 5
cp2 3 4 {tau/5}
rs3 4 0 {beta/7}
rp4 4 5 9
cp4 4 5 {tau/9}
rs5 5 0 {beta/11}
rp6 5 6 13
cp6 5 6 {tau/13}
rs6 6 0 {beta/15}
rp7 6 7 17
cp7 6 7 {tau/17}
rs7 7 0 {beta/19}
.ends

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This model was developed as a cooperative effort between Microsemi and Villanova
University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

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