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Spice Diode Modeling of Forward Overshoot & Reverse Recovery

Started by Jim Thompson January 30, 2017
On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:57:16 -0700, Jim Thompson
<To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote:

>On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:37:44 -0700, Jim Thompson ><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: > >>Nothing like a PhD telling me something can't be done to get my solver >>genes working double-time... >> >>Over baby-back ribs at Firebirds this afternoon I realized how to >>parameterize my method. >> >>But all the information I have is from "peer-reviewed" semi-BS IEEE >>papers. >> >>Would someone be so kind as to take data on something common like a >>1N914... forward overshoot and reverse recovery at various slew rates >>and current levels? >> >>Then I can fit a known object. >> >>Thanks! >> >> ...Jim Thompson > >A first pass LTspice model: > >Include everything that follows (except the sig) into a file named >D1N4148_FO_RR.lib... > >* LTspice Encrypted File >* >* This encrypted file has been supplied by a 3rd >* party vendor that does not wish to publicize >* the technology used to implement this library. >* >* Permission is granted to use this file for >* simulations but not to reverse engineer its >* contents. >* >*********************************************************************************** >**** SPICE MODELING by JIM THOMPSON, >http://www.analog-innovations.com/ &#4294967295; 2017 **** >*********************************************************************************** >** Model is a first pass on modeling a 1N4148 diode forward overshoot >** based on limited datapoints >** Subcircuit Instantiation Node Order is: >** Anode Cathode >** Call as: Xyz Anode Cathode D1N4148_FO_RR >***** >* Begin: > 67 61 A0 CD CF 70 B8 00 DC E2 F0 4C 54 18 A4 F5 > BD 76 D5 34 E0 E5 47 78 2F 83 17 76 7A F0 F8 4B > 19 5D 35 26 6C 4F 45 88 F1 D2 4B 52 06 55 B2 D8 > 21 78 11 E7 34 23 43 58 C2 CC 31 0E 52 35 D3 6A > A5 C6 63 FD C0 79 C6 16 DB 5E 75 72 13 B1 1E 3F > 42 82 A6 39 A7 AF 3B 2A 0B 29 A5 00 CE 37 6D 26 > 03 61 A4 09 AD 5E 72 9C DA 02 9A C1 DC 7B F0 AE > 55 B8 22 2D 70 7D 1E F0 EC E8 EA A0 18 47 C7 7B > 3E 19 A8 3E 5A FD 54 28 9E 28 2A 17 4C 18 45 B5 > E7 63 C1 D5 97 D3 B1 74 A5 FF 89 51 80 CB FC 12 > DA 3D 85 77 61 07 9C D8 FA D4 41 54 33 6B 7B 84 > 70 A2 7B 1B 0B DF 76 9D A0 83 B6 62 A7 3F DA 9F > 06 45 3C 4F D5 E7 AC 2E 84 3E 66 01 54 73 8A 0E > 5B 9C C2 9F 11 21 65 11 9A EC 39 59 F3 6C F0 66 > CF CA CA C5 58 CA 18 C9 F8 1D D0 2C 28 4F AC F1 > 7F 77 68 CC F6 77 BE A0 2A D3 42 29 3A A9 D8 B2 > CF 9C 67 58 74 6D E3 CE AF 15 53 46 59 D5 94 B1 > 02 D3 6E 5C 8C C9 A2 AF 01 02 E2 46 3D AC 70 2C > 8D B2 5B 81 BE 30 1B 7D 37 4F 9E 9A 48 EA 07 49 > E7 E6 B8 DD 34 E0 1B B7 26 1E 6F F2 F8 FA B3 83 > AA 34 60 43 3D D9 5B 22 DC 44 16 A4 E9 AA 44 21 > 5A F1 C0 9C BF 1C A8 22 AD CC C5 F0 29 C9 09 E0 > C6 1F BE DB 78 28 82 5F 63 CA ED DB DD 54 18 05 > D2 48 FE 31 D1 B6 D1 0F F7 DB 15 FF AC 16 3F A7 > A1 49 7B FD DE C1 F3 88 FA 9B DC 79 4C F2 F5 19 > 72 40 9D BE 48 0B 48 DE 5A 67 02 D9 6A 90 6D FB > D9 80 FF 9F 82 FD 71 61 D8 1E 6E FE C3 84 E8 3F > 7C 8E 90 02 6C 12 DD 6F 23 7C CF 90 F3 FD D3 E4 > 37 4C 93 31 19 7D 5E B5 C2 2F 53 26 9C 5F D4 35 > 79 9A 19 6C FC 18 78 62 FC E5 BF 9B A1 39 FA 84 > 17 76 E0 C6 B9 B3 C1 17 C4 B4 34 12 A0 CC FE 34 > 49 E8 17 CF DC 14 87 06 06 9B DD D1 47 0C 99 60 > 7B 1F F1 08 0C 54 85 38 10 7D D0 98 3D 94 13 70 > 34 52 91 17 5C 15 A1 C7 78 AC AD 1D 48 CA 08 7E > 95 3F 30 01 CE 54 59 B2 35 42 70 2C 23 59 FB 46 > AF 98 57 07 1A 8F C5 D1 0D 59 E4 F7 9D BA 33 06 > C6 B2 54 EA 12 6C FC 0E AA 9F 80 B0 B2 C1 EC 42 > 92 C0 93 AE 14 9F 13 80 F9 19 A2 69 55 4E 99 1A > 16 AB 63 55 E5 C0 5A 61 66 F8 B3 29 B9 69 5A 1B > E1 52 CA C9 9D B2 F4 39 89 15 AC BA 24 98 46 29 > 73 F1 34 14 B7 AB 41 97 58 EA D5 B4 49 89 6C E1 > 5D C6 1F 0D 9C 65 5B 54 90 3E 85 7C 16 8E A7 18 > 06 C6 9B 0E 64 43 A7 85 3A D4 A9 7B BE 6D BA A4 > 54 29 DF A0 EB 3B F4 45 4B FD E6 59 9E B7 E7 A8 > DD DF 8A F8 9B B5 2A 1E 3E E7 0D FA 8E F3 AA 2A > 5F 51 B4 4C 1B 91 3B 8B 31 DD A7 73 16 22 08 17 > 20 EC 9E BF F6 CD B6 01 58 71 9F C8 6F E2 7C EF > 96 17 D5 FD 2B 31 3E DF FF 75 57 69 D3 D2 6E C4 > E3 B2 CF 6C BD 18 54 D9 96 AC 10 33 B5 DC 5F 6D > 37 BD D6 96 41 4A E1 A8 F7 23 D5 39 CC F0 8B 0F > 82 44 27 84 A1 08 78 8D 18 79 DA D9 A7 75 97 84 > 28 DD 36 CA 95 6D 9B 28 2E 5B FF DF 59 C6 A1 57 > EF 82 DC 30 11 94 65 EC 51 FF D5 B1 FD 29 EA C7 > 4B 7A 45 EA 92 37 61 D0 9B D2 E4 45 1F 73 E3 C8 > 3E DE FF 00 FC C1 36 8A FA 81 BB CB A9 B5 50 C3 > 35 8A C3 40 C0 0E 4D 75 AA 02 74 95 4C 00 0B 92 > E4 09 1E 69 D2 E2 4D 3F 0D 7A 32 2B 2A CA BB 24 > A2 6F B2 EB 25 1F 5A C8 BA FE 63 F2 3F BF DE F3 > B7 E4 8B EE 29 94 98 DA D2 EA C2 81 BE C2 6F 03 > E5 BE E7 11 80 3A D3 40 32 FD 08 0F A4 CA D6 66 > BD B9 6F D2 DE 42 E5 75 C3 68 31 3C 29 53 E9 00 > 1C C5 E7 55 D3 DC 43 D2 F2 F6 D2 61 A7 38 7B 48 > BB 97 6C 9E AF FD 2E 6A 3A 90 06 68 C8 E2 5E EB > D6 65 75 37 0A AA C7 F1 46 55 13 CC 60 82 E5 46 > E3 9E 72 16 2C 9E 42 F7 F1 5B 41 E0 AE 82 EA 33 > 34 BE 79 60 B4 A9 C8 21 9F 8D 91 87 A8 AA 3E 37 > 9C E8 FB 82 F6 9D 91 94 2A 00 D0 0A 37 42 09 D6 > DD 78 24 9A 3B 2F 05 8B 28 AB 91 77 94 31 F2 C2 > 5C 27 00 17 C0 16 4E 34 79 6D 95 CC 5A E4 64 EF > 11 CF 2D 2F EA 06 40 82 71 08 45 FB 95 96 E1 69 > 57 41 A5 78 0E 93 14 D0 82 82 D0 98 1C 27 E4 86 > D9 7F A0 8C 43 B0 AF E1 16 D5 8C 56 48 65 78 02 > 58 C0 7C 6F D4 22 65 F2 D9 63 FB 15 7E F7 97 83 > 1B C6 B2 8E 88 F4 1C D9 41 9F 06 F3 E7 52 16 4D > 9F A2 48 72 02 2F DD 76 41 49 15 41 BF FB 94 05 > DC 4A BC E8 A3 07 56 9B 15 6A F7 63 36 D6 81 48 > 2F DF 8B 95 29 A1 01 64 DA 2E 24 C8 73 07 CF 1E > 3D 77 2E C4 1F A9 34 3E 1C 4A AB EC 59 52 0D E7 > CD BE 5A 47 AD 13 94 90 F9 39 9F B6 CA 31 D2 9D > 2A 6F 24 F9 AF 1F A9 01 28 6F F9 1C 42 65 4F 11 > 31 32 92 38 43 0D A7 81 3F ED 8F 4B 7B C3 13 AF > F7 8B 90 61 5D EF 02 0C 41 3F 0A D2 89 C8 05 B5 > 3D 7D AB 2B 3F 68 1E 9F 24 E5 5E E1 AF C9 89 47 > 7C 2A FF 7C 85 5C 66 7F 9C 2D A8 50 0E A2 85 8A > A9 D5 31 78 26 E0 76 9F E6 36 78 C5 EC A1 24 EC > 5D 77 83 7C 1E DA 7F 40 72 31 37 1D 9C DA 04 D7 > 30 DD DF 0F 97 5F AF 2F 4E 7F 22 6F E7 C5 57 E1 > 4B C0 59 B1 81 8D 55 C3 9E D2 20 19 70 4E C4 CB > 6A 2F 5F 49 C2 68 C5 38 EC 84 1B 48 76 F4 F8 14 > AA 37 45 56 E3 3D 06 A4 20 89 C9 E6 3B 6D E8 52 > C2 7B 84 CE 54 F8 6A FA D3 F9 76 3C 65 F0 8D 29 > 40 63 E0 80 58 1D 9B FD 6E 0A 86 D8 E2 FE 7F 52 > 41 DA 29 9A FA E5 8A C5 45 20 67 D6 D3 55 93 4F > C9 1A 70 A9 E8 94 14 F3 BC B6 CF BB D9 CA A5 68 > 26 23 2A BE 45 0D 48 DB 4F 38 C8 84 FA 38 75 15 > 18 41 1B 80 91 44 8C 0A 20 8E E4 7B 60 1C 31 D9 > 5C B3 D1 2B 3D DB DF 42 45 68 0B 7F B9 55 52 BC > 0A CB 1E 93 E1 E2 65 F1 93 E4 17 DA 09 DA AE 94 > D8 BE 20 8E 58 36 0F 3C 53 08 1B DE DD 59 87 8F > D2 93 7E 50 F6 E1 20 08 BE 48 F5 B9 71 40 B6 4B > FB 58 01 26 76 C4 42 25 02 2D 02 4B 01 6C 2C BD > 50 E1 41 D6 49 9E DA 44 44 0F D6 E3 10 62 51 EE > 9F B5 52 F9 17 45 CF 71 C5 2C 32 05 FB C8 0B F4 > 9E 2E 8D F8 4A 37 E5 08 B3 7F 6B C3 F2 82 75 31 > 0E 16 69 9A B5 D1 30 9D 07 83 03 47 5D 62 22 43 > CD A6 8F 4B ED ED C3 34 6E 25 A0 F8 67 6F 2C 6C > 55 2E 02 FF 31 10 7D 70 76 AB BA E3 43 70 C8 18 > 27 CF 7B 9B 61 B3 25 37 75 62 FC DB 29 80 FE 49 > 81 15 2C 16 65 E6 D1 BB F2 98 F0 5D 4A A9 32 AE > 7A 6D BC 4D 8A 6D A1 62 E0 AB C8 0B D8 4D B3 22 > E2 31 61 12 B7 57 97 8C C5 04 CF E5 41 DB 22 EF > FB 32 79 F6 DE 6C E5 63 A6 AF 0F 5D 18 F7 1D 32 > 8C AE A2 C6 CA 9E 2D F1 1D DB 62 2F D2 02 86 1F > D2 27 F7 52 C5 51 10 C4 B7 6F DE CD FA B3 EB 59 > DE C2 09 FE B2 5B B8 71 E2 41 90 B5 F7 A2 00 6A > C5 03 CD 7F EE 48 5C 6C BC 68 50 21 9B A8 DA CC > B7 14 B4 18 5B 49 68 79 9D CF 68 E6 6F E1 37 B5 > C8 92 18 91 0E 4F E6 F2 0F D6 AB 57 49 CD E9 16 > D1 C3 CB 65 91 A6 32 72 14 53 E7 1C F7 50 7E B8 > 37 61 E9 83 0F C5 93 58 E2 6D 59 E8 7C 9A A5 4F > 3A 09 D5 64 F0 2F 6D D4 EA 90 1B 84 CA 06 8E BF > ED 07 78 3D FD 80 1F 39 CD 68 1E 07 E8 E2 83 1F > B0 EA 8F 4A 48 23 26 49 91 A3 4A 2A 0F 82 B9 68 > 08 D1 48 04 03 A1 E4 A3 1B 28 FD 0C 11 AD A1 69 > AB 63 20 34 D1 87 5E A2 34 61 CF 7F AA C8 18 10 > 61 F9 4D A9 E0 D9 DE 8A 2B 8F A6 1E 61 AB 28 00 > 3D EE 85 FC 0A 2C 7C 89 82 BC CF EF E2 3E E8 A8 > 6D FB 2D 75 31 0D DE ED 9F 15 C5 46 58 2C 17 F3 > BB 59 6F 90 84 CB F8 01 7E C6 80 B1 AB 5E E6 5E > 66 50 00 A5 AD A3 CC 98 2F E7 6E 31 17 C7 62 BD > 0B 73 D6 41 0A 2E 06 5C DB 4D FC 67 F7 44 8D DA > E5 0B 7A C5 45 33 11 A6 39 AC 3B 46 EB 98 F2 A8 > C7 DB 9C 0D 00 5D 46 DD 1A C2 DA 9F B6 21 E0 4C > 10 C9 57 53 88 87 5E CD FE 01 2E AF 84 07 20 54 > FB BE 84 0C 27 96 EB 25 12 FC C8 BE 35 60 AD 56 > 54 DA CF 6C 8E D0 0B 37 CE 78 E7 9E CD 8F BB 9D > 19 42 85 CA C0 16 80 DB 84 14 25 86 9F 8B 9B 0E > 9B 47 72 18 1B F4 6B 87 84 3D 83 70 61 88 82 E5 > F2 0F AF D2 2F C9 20 E8 F3 C7 2A 7F 00 AB CC 46 > A8 36 6D CA B7 73 A5 FC 63 6C 4B 8C BA 2C B6 AB > 21 88 93 2B A7 5C 5C 9B 7F 43 BC 0C 2F FD 57 F5 > 3D A2 FB AB 20 7C 02 65 85 11 66 3D E8 48 67 17 > 0C 39 C0 80 1E E7 60 1D EB A2 A4 09 63 6D EA 5B > D1 3A 80 7C CB A3 BB 5E 78 1F F7 36 A2 E1 87 CF > 6F A9 1C 03 2B B0 70 E5 9B 92 46 73 3C 93 DA 7D > E5 1B 8F 46 22 A8 11 70 7F F8 74 BE F0 C8 52 20 > 31 19 A4 86 A8 07 4E E4 0F 2D ED D8 61 11 E6 5D >* End 2231672352 423449410 > > > ...Jim Thompson
I should have encrypted my 1N914 waveform pics. -- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com
On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:02:18 -0800, John Larkin
<jjlarkinxyxy@highlandtechnology.com> wrote:

>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:28:04 -0700, Jim Thompson ><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: > >>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 09:48:54 -0800, John Larkin >><jjlarkin@highlandtechnology.com> wrote: >> >>>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 10:06:33 -0700, Jim Thompson >>><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>> >>>>On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:33:05 -0800, John Larkin >>>><jjlarkinxyxy@highlandtechnology.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>>On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:37:44 -0700, Jim Thompson >>>>><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>Nothing like a PhD telling me something can't be done to get my solver >>>>>>genes working double-time... >>>>>> >>>>>>Over baby-back ribs at Firebirds this afternoon I realized how to >>>>>>parameterize my method. >>>>>> >>>>>>But all the information I have is from "peer-reviewed" semi-BS IEEE >>>>>>papers. >>>>>> >>>>>>Would someone be so kind as to take data on something common like a >>>>>>1N914... forward overshoot and reverse recovery at various slew rates >>>>>>and current levels? >>>>>> >>>>>>Then I can fit a known object. >>>>>> >>>>>>Thanks! >>>>>> >>>>>> ...Jim Thompson >>>>> >>>>>I posted this previously: >>>>> >>>>>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_a.JPG >>>>> >>>>>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_b.JPG >>>>> >>>>>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_c.JPG >>>>> >>>>>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_d.JPG >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>That's a 1N914 from the middle of a 50-ohm transmission line to >>>>>ground. You can see the pulse drive level on the P400 display; that's >>>>>the unloaded generator output voltage... divide by 2 for the 50 ohm >>>>>load. >>>>> >>>>>The diode is effectively driven by 25 ohms. >>>>> >>>>>Generator rise time is about 1 ns. >>>>> >>>>>In that last pic, you can see the diode holding up the falling edge of >>>>>the pulse for a couple of ns until it runs out of stored charge. >>>>> >>>>>I wouldn't expect various "1N914" parts to be super similar. >>>> >>>>Here is a first-pass model without a whole lot of data... >>>> >>>><http://www.analog-innovations.com/DeviceModelsSubckts/D1N4148_FO_RRSpice_Model_2017-02-01_10-01-02.png> >>>> >>>>for various rise/fall times... >>>> >>>>** Analysis setup ** >>>>.tran 200ns 200ns 0 10ps >>>>.STEP PARAM TRF LIST >>>>+ 100ps 1ns 10ns 20ns 50ns >>>> >>>> ...Jim Thompson >>> >>> >>>That's not a model, it's a screenshot of some waveforms. As usual. >> >>You and Phil need to grow up and cut the crap... I'm not going to >>divulge what's in the model... unless you want to pay for a model >:-} >>I'll post an encrypted model as soon as I figure out how to get a DOS >>prompt in Win7 !@#$%^&* >> >> ...Jim Thompson > >If you're not going to share what you know, all you are doing is >bragging about how smart you are, with no proof.
How do we know if _your_ scope photos weren't rigged ?>:-}
> >Encrypted model? Sounds paranoid to me.
Nope. I'm in the business of making money, just as you are... I only give away the "free home demos" shown on the Device Models & Subcircuits page of my website. ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | STV, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 Skype: skypeanalog | | | Voice:(480)460-2350 Fax: Available upon request | Brass Rat | | E-mail Icon at http://www.analog-innovations.com | 1962 | Thinking outside the box... producing elegant solutions.
On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:03:47 -0800, John Larkin
<jjlarkinxyxy@highlandtechnology.com> wrote:

>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:57:16 -0700, Jim Thompson ><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: > >>On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:37:44 -0700, Jim Thompson >><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >> >>>Nothing like a PhD telling me something can't be done to get my solver >>>genes working double-time... >>> >>>Over baby-back ribs at Firebirds this afternoon I realized how to >>>parameterize my method. >>> >>>But all the information I have is from "peer-reviewed" semi-BS IEEE >>>papers. >>> >>>Would someone be so kind as to take data on something common like a >>>1N914... forward overshoot and reverse recovery at various slew rates >>>and current levels? >>> >>>Then I can fit a known object. >>> >>>Thanks! >>> >>> ...Jim Thompson >> >>A first pass LTspice model: >> >>Include everything that follows (except the sig) into a file named >>D1N4148_FO_RR.lib... >> >>* LTspice Encrypted File >>* >>* This encrypted file has been supplied by a 3rd >>* party vendor that does not wish to publicize >>* the technology used to implement this library. >>* >>* Permission is granted to use this file for >>* simulations but not to reverse engineer its >>* contents. >>* >>*********************************************************************************** >>**** SPICE MODELING by JIM THOMPSON, >>http://www.analog-innovations.com/ &#4294967295; 2017 **** >>*********************************************************************************** >>** Model is a first pass on modeling a 1N4148 diode forward overshoot >>** based on limited datapoints >>** Subcircuit Instantiation Node Order is: >>** Anode Cathode >>** Call as: Xyz Anode Cathode D1N4148_FO_RR >>***** >>* Begin: >> 67 61 A0 CD CF 70 B8 00 DC E2 F0 4C 54 18 A4 F5 >> BD 76 D5 34 E0 E5 47 78 2F 83 17 76 7A F0 F8 4B >> 19 5D 35 26 6C 4F 45 88 F1 D2 4B 52 06 55 B2 D8 >> 21 78 11 E7 34 23 43 58 C2 CC 31 0E 52 35 D3 6A >> A5 C6 63 FD C0 79 C6 16 DB 5E 75 72 13 B1 1E 3F >> 42 82 A6 39 A7 AF 3B 2A 0B 29 A5 00 CE 37 6D 26 >> 03 61 A4 09 AD 5E 72 9C DA 02 9A C1 DC 7B F0 AE >> 55 B8 22 2D 70 7D 1E F0 EC E8 EA A0 18 47 C7 7B >> 3E 19 A8 3E 5A FD 54 28 9E 28 2A 17 4C 18 45 B5 >> E7 63 C1 D5 97 D3 B1 74 A5 FF 89 51 80 CB FC 12 >> DA 3D 85 77 61 07 9C D8 FA D4 41 54 33 6B 7B 84 >> 70 A2 7B 1B 0B DF 76 9D A0 83 B6 62 A7 3F DA 9F >> 06 45 3C 4F D5 E7 AC 2E 84 3E 66 01 54 73 8A 0E >> 5B 9C C2 9F 11 21 65 11 9A EC 39 59 F3 6C F0 66 >> CF CA CA C5 58 CA 18 C9 F8 1D D0 2C 28 4F AC F1 >> 7F 77 68 CC F6 77 BE A0 2A D3 42 29 3A A9 D8 B2 >> CF 9C 67 58 74 6D E3 CE AF 15 53 46 59 D5 94 B1 >> 02 D3 6E 5C 8C C9 A2 AF 01 02 E2 46 3D AC 70 2C >> 8D B2 5B 81 BE 30 1B 7D 37 4F 9E 9A 48 EA 07 49 >> E7 E6 B8 DD 34 E0 1B B7 26 1E 6F F2 F8 FA B3 83 >> AA 34 60 43 3D D9 5B 22 DC 44 16 A4 E9 AA 44 21 >> 5A F1 C0 9C BF 1C A8 22 AD CC C5 F0 29 C9 09 E0 >> C6 1F BE DB 78 28 82 5F 63 CA ED DB DD 54 18 05 >> D2 48 FE 31 D1 B6 D1 0F F7 DB 15 FF AC 16 3F A7 >> A1 49 7B FD DE C1 F3 88 FA 9B DC 79 4C F2 F5 19 >> 72 40 9D BE 48 0B 48 DE 5A 67 02 D9 6A 90 6D FB >> D9 80 FF 9F 82 FD 71 61 D8 1E 6E FE C3 84 E8 3F >> 7C 8E 90 02 6C 12 DD 6F 23 7C CF 90 F3 FD D3 E4 >> 37 4C 93 31 19 7D 5E B5 C2 2F 53 26 9C 5F D4 35 >> 79 9A 19 6C FC 18 78 62 FC E5 BF 9B A1 39 FA 84 >> 17 76 E0 C6 B9 B3 C1 17 C4 B4 34 12 A0 CC FE 34 >> 49 E8 17 CF DC 14 87 06 06 9B DD D1 47 0C 99 60 >> 7B 1F F1 08 0C 54 85 38 10 7D D0 98 3D 94 13 70 >> 34 52 91 17 5C 15 A1 C7 78 AC AD 1D 48 CA 08 7E >> 95 3F 30 01 CE 54 59 B2 35 42 70 2C 23 59 FB 46 >> AF 98 57 07 1A 8F C5 D1 0D 59 E4 F7 9D BA 33 06 >> C6 B2 54 EA 12 6C FC 0E AA 9F 80 B0 B2 C1 EC 42 >> 92 C0 93 AE 14 9F 13 80 F9 19 A2 69 55 4E 99 1A >> 16 AB 63 55 E5 C0 5A 61 66 F8 B3 29 B9 69 5A 1B >> E1 52 CA C9 9D B2 F4 39 89 15 AC BA 24 98 46 29 >> 73 F1 34 14 B7 AB 41 97 58 EA D5 B4 49 89 6C E1 >> 5D C6 1F 0D 9C 65 5B 54 90 3E 85 7C 16 8E A7 18 >> 06 C6 9B 0E 64 43 A7 85 3A D4 A9 7B BE 6D BA A4 >> 54 29 DF A0 EB 3B F4 45 4B FD E6 59 9E B7 E7 A8 >> DD DF 8A F8 9B B5 2A 1E 3E E7 0D FA 8E F3 AA 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Show us how that is done >:-} ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | STV, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 Skype: skypeanalog | | | Voice:(480)460-2350 Fax: Available upon request | Brass Rat | | E-mail Icon at http://www.analog-innovations.com | 1962 | Thinking outside the box... producing elegant solutions.
On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 12:07:41 -0700, Jim Thompson
<To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote:

>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:03:47 -0800, John Larkin ><jjlarkinxyxy@highlandtechnology.com> wrote: > >>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:57:16 -0700, Jim Thompson >><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >> >>>On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:37:44 -0700, Jim Thompson >>><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>> >>>>Nothing like a PhD telling me something can't be done to get my solver >>>>genes working double-time... >>>> >>>>Over baby-back ribs at Firebirds this afternoon I realized how to >>>>parameterize my method. >>>> >>>>But all the information I have is from "peer-reviewed" semi-BS IEEE >>>>papers. >>>> >>>>Would someone be so kind as to take data on something common like a >>>>1N914... forward overshoot and reverse recovery at various slew rates >>>>and current levels? >>>> >>>>Then I can fit a known object. >>>> >>>>Thanks! >>>> >>>> ...Jim Thompson >>> >>>A first pass LTspice model: >>> >>>Include everything that follows (except the sig) into a file named >>>D1N4148_FO_RR.lib... >>> >>>* LTspice Encrypted File >>>* >>>* This encrypted file has been supplied by a 3rd >>>* party vendor that does not wish to publicize >>>* the technology used to implement this library. >>>* >>>* Permission is granted to use this file for >>>* simulations but not to reverse engineer its >>>* contents. >>>* >>>*********************************************************************************** >>>**** SPICE MODELING by JIM THOMPSON, >>>http://www.analog-innovations.com/ &#4294967295; 2017 **** >>>*********************************************************************************** >>>** Model is a first pass on modeling a 1N4148 diode forward overshoot >>>** based on limited datapoints >>>** Subcircuit Instantiation Node Order is: >>>** Anode Cathode >>>** Call as: Xyz Anode Cathode D1N4148_FO_RR >>>***** >>>* Begin: >>> 67 61 A0 CD CF 70 B8 00 DC E2 F0 4C 54 18 A4 F5 >>> BD 76 D5 34 E0 E5 47 78 2F 83 17 76 7A F0 F8 4B >>> 19 5D 35 26 6C 4F 45 88 F1 D2 4B 52 06 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87 84 3D 83 70 61 88 82 E5 >>> F2 0F AF D2 2F C9 20 E8 F3 C7 2A 7F 00 AB CC 46 >>> A8 36 6D CA B7 73 A5 FC 63 6C 4B 8C BA 2C B6 AB >>> 21 88 93 2B A7 5C 5C 9B 7F 43 BC 0C 2F FD 57 F5 >>> 3D A2 FB AB 20 7C 02 65 85 11 66 3D E8 48 67 17 >>> 0C 39 C0 80 1E E7 60 1D EB A2 A4 09 63 6D EA 5B >>> D1 3A 80 7C CB A3 BB 5E 78 1F F7 36 A2 E1 87 CF >>> 6F A9 1C 03 2B B0 70 E5 9B 92 46 73 3C 93 DA 7D >>> E5 1B 8F 46 22 A8 11 70 7F F8 74 BE F0 C8 52 20 >>> 31 19 A4 86 A8 07 4E E4 0F 2D ED D8 61 11 E6 5D >>>* End 2231672352 423449410 >>> >>> >>> ...Jim Thompson >> >> >>I should have encrypted my 1N914 waveform pics. > >Show us how that is done >:-} > > ...Jim Thompson
Zip it with a password. Then I could pull a Thompson: "I have 1N914 forward recovery data, and you can't see it." -- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com
On 01/02/2017 17:48, John Larkin wrote:
> On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 10:06:33 -0700, Jim Thompson > <To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: > >> On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:33:05 -0800, John Larkin >> <jjlarkinxyxy@highlandtechnology.com> wrote: >> >>> On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:37:44 -0700, Jim Thompson >>> <To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>> >>>> Nothing like a PhD telling me something can't be done to get my solver >>>> genes working double-time... >>>> >>>> Over baby-back ribs at Firebirds this afternoon I realized how to >>>> parameterize my method. >>>> >>>> But all the information I have is from "peer-reviewed" semi-BS IEEE >>>> papers. >>>> >>>> Would someone be so kind as to take data on something common like a >>>> 1N914... forward overshoot and reverse recovery at various slew rates >>>> and current levels? >>>> >>>> Then I can fit a known object. >>>> >>>> Thanks! >>>> >>>> ...Jim Thompson >>> >>> I posted this previously: >>> >>> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_a.JPG >>> >>> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_b.JPG >>> >>> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_c.JPG >>> >>> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_d.JPG >>> >>> >>> That's a 1N914 from the middle of a 50-ohm transmission line to >>> ground. You can see the pulse drive level on the P400 display; that's >>> the unloaded generator output voltage... divide by 2 for the 50 ohm >>> load. >>> >>> The diode is effectively driven by 25 ohms. >>> >>> Generator rise time is about 1 ns. >>> >>> In that last pic, you can see the diode holding up the falling edge of >>> the pulse for a couple of ns until it runs out of stored charge. >>> >>> I wouldn't expect various "1N914" parts to be super similar. >> >> Here is a first-pass model without a whole lot of data... >> >> <http://www.analog-innovations.com/DeviceModelsSubckts/D1N4148_FO_RRSpice_Model_2017-02-01_10-01-02.png> >> >> for various rise/fall times... >> >> ** Analysis setup ** >> .tran 200ns 200ns 0 10ps >> .STEP PARAM TRF LIST >> + 100ps 1ns 10ns 20ns 50ns >> >> ...Jim Thompson > > > That's not a model, it's a screenshot of some waveforms. As usual. > > > >
There have been a lot of Spice diode models which account for charge storage developed. Most if not all of them concentrate on PIN diodes but I'm sure the same modeling techniques would apply to non PIN diodes. Search in the IEEE journals related to power electronics if you're interested (an example is http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/349750/).
On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 12:07:04 -0700, Jim Thompson
<To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote:

>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:02:18 -0800, John Larkin ><jjlarkinxyxy@highlandtechnology.com> wrote: > >>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:28:04 -0700, Jim Thompson >><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >> >>>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 09:48:54 -0800, John Larkin >>><jjlarkin@highlandtechnology.com> wrote: >>> >>>>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 10:06:33 -0700, Jim Thompson >>>><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>>On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:33:05 -0800, John Larkin >>>>><jjlarkinxyxy@highlandtechnology.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>On Mon, 30 Jan 2017 17:37:44 -0700, Jim Thompson >>>>>><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>>Nothing like a PhD telling me something can't be done to get my solver >>>>>>>genes working double-time... >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Over baby-back ribs at Firebirds this afternoon I realized how to >>>>>>>parameterize my method. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>But all the information I have is from "peer-reviewed" semi-BS IEEE >>>>>>>papers. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Would someone be so kind as to take data on something common like a >>>>>>>1N914... forward overshoot and reverse recovery at various slew rates >>>>>>>and current levels? >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Then I can fit a known object. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Thanks! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> ...Jim Thompson >>>>>> >>>>>>I posted this previously: >>>>>> >>>>>>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_a.JPG >>>>>> >>>>>>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_b.JPG >>>>>> >>>>>>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_c.JPG >>>>>> >>>>>>https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53724080/Diode_TurnOn/1N914_d.JPG >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>That's a 1N914 from the middle of a 50-ohm transmission line to >>>>>>ground. You can see the pulse drive level on the P400 display; that's >>>>>>the unloaded generator output voltage... divide by 2 for the 50 ohm >>>>>>load. >>>>>> >>>>>>The diode is effectively driven by 25 ohms. >>>>>> >>>>>>Generator rise time is about 1 ns. >>>>>> >>>>>>In that last pic, you can see the diode holding up the falling edge of >>>>>>the pulse for a couple of ns until it runs out of stored charge. >>>>>> >>>>>>I wouldn't expect various "1N914" parts to be super similar. >>>>> >>>>>Here is a first-pass model without a whole lot of data... >>>>> >>>>><http://www.analog-innovations.com/DeviceModelsSubckts/D1N4148_FO_RRSpice_Model_2017-02-01_10-01-02.png> >>>>> >>>>>for various rise/fall times... >>>>> >>>>>** Analysis setup ** >>>>>.tran 200ns 200ns 0 10ps >>>>>.STEP PARAM TRF LIST >>>>>+ 100ps 1ns 10ns 20ns 50ns >>>>> >>>>> ...Jim Thompson >>>> >>>> >>>>That's not a model, it's a screenshot of some waveforms. As usual. >>> >>>You and Phil need to grow up and cut the crap... I'm not going to >>>divulge what's in the model... unless you want to pay for a model >:-} >>>I'll post an encrypted model as soon as I figure out how to get a DOS >>>prompt in Win7 !@#$%^&* >>> >>> ...Jim Thompson >> >>If you're not going to share what you know, all you are doing is >>bragging about how smart you are, with no proof. > >How do we know if _your_ scope photos weren't rigged ?>:-}
Because I am known to share stuff like this. Hey, if I did fake it, then your model is crap. OK, I did fake it. All your time has been wasted. -- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com
On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 19:14:17 +0000, JM <dontreplytothis173@gmail.com>
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>> On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 10:06:33 -0700, Jim Thompson >> <To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>
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>>> >>> Here is a first-pass model without a whole lot of data... >>> >>> <http://www.analog-innovations.com/DeviceModelsSubckts/D1N4148_FO_RRSpice_Model_2017-02-01_10-01-02.png> >>> >>> for various rise/fall times... >>> >>> ** Analysis setup ** >>> .tran 200ns 200ns 0 10ps >>> .STEP PARAM TRF LIST >>> + 100ps 1ns 10ns 20ns 50ns >>> >>> ...Jim Thompson
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>> > >There have been a lot of Spice diode models which account for charge >storage developed. Most if not all of them concentrate on PIN diodes >but I'm sure the same modeling techniques would apply to non PIN diodes. > Search in the IEEE journals related to power electronics if you're >interested (an example is http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/349750/).
Papers aren't _my_ problem... I have several dozen on the subject. I have developed a fairly simple modeling method that seems robust. All I need is data from specific devices to test my method. ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | STV, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 Skype: skypeanalog | | | Voice:(480)460-2350 Fax: Available upon request | Brass Rat | | E-mail Icon at http://www.analog-innovations.com | 1962 | Thinking outside the box... producing elegant solutions.
On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 11:15:27 -0800, John Larkin
<jjlarkinxyxy@highlandtechnology.com> wrote:

>On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 12:07:04 -0700, Jim Thompson ><To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >
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>>>>> >>>>>That's not a model, it's a screenshot of some waveforms. As usual. >>>> >>>>You and Phil need to grow up and cut the crap... I'm not going to >>>>divulge what's in the model... unless you want to pay for a model >:-} >>>>I'll post an encrypted model as soon as I figure out how to get a DOS >>>>prompt in Win7 !@#$%^&* >>>> >>>> ...Jim Thompson >>> >>>If you're not going to share what you know, all you are doing is >>>bragging about how smart you are, with no proof. >> >>How do we know if _your_ scope photos weren't rigged ?>:-} > >Because I am known to share stuff like this.
You shared photos, I shared screenshots. What's the difference?
> >Hey, if I did fake it, then your model is crap. OK, I did fake it. All >your time has been wasted.
No, my time wasn't wasted. That work was set aside last August because I wasn't quite happy with it... so I pursued other items. I find that approach often refreshes my mind, because, when I went back to it, I realized a major simplification that escaped me previously. So I'm happy. Someone will provide data so I can compare measured versus model, then I will publish; but I feel quite certain I've cracked the nut. ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | STV, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 Skype: skypeanalog | | | Voice:(480)460-2350 Fax: Available upon request | Brass Rat | | E-mail Icon at http://www.analog-innovations.com | 1962 | Thinking outside the box... producing elegant solutions.
On 01/02/2017 19:20, Jim Thompson wrote:
> On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 19:14:17 +0000, JM <dontreplytothis173@gmail.com> > wrote: > >>> On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 10:06:33 -0700, Jim Thompson >>> <To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>> > [snip] >>>> >>>> Here is a first-pass model without a whole lot of data... >>>> >>>> <http://www.analog-innovations.com/DeviceModelsSubckts/D1N4148_FO_RRSpice_Model_2017-02-01_10-01-02.png> >>>> >>>> for various rise/fall times... >>>> >>>> ** Analysis setup ** >>>> .tran 200ns 200ns 0 10ps >>>> .STEP PARAM TRF LIST >>>> + 100ps 1ns 10ns 20ns 50ns >>>> >>>> ...Jim Thompson > [snip] >>> >> >> There have been a lot of Spice diode models which account for charge >> storage developed. Most if not all of them concentrate on PIN diodes >> but I'm sure the same modeling techniques would apply to non PIN diodes. >> Search in the IEEE journals related to power electronics if you're >> interested (an example is http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/349750/). > > Papers aren't _my_ problem... I have several dozen on the subject. I > have developed a fairly simple modeling method that seems robust. All > I need is data from specific devices to test my method. > > ...Jim Thompson >
Here's some data courtesy of Bob Pease https://www.dropbox.com/s/6s0o7j2rx59k5i8/pease.pdf?dl=0
On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 19:36:15 +0000, JM <dontreplytothis173@gmail.com>
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>On 01/02/2017 19:20, Jim Thompson wrote: >> On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 19:14:17 +0000, JM <dontreplytothis173@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >>>> On Wed, 01 Feb 2017 10:06:33 -0700, Jim Thompson >>>> <To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-Icon@On-My-Web-Site.com> wrote: >>>> >> [snip] >>>>> >>>>> Here is a first-pass model without a whole lot of data... >>>>> >>>>> <http://www.analog-innovations.com/DeviceModelsSubckts/D1N4148_FO_RRSpice_Model_2017-02-01_10-01-02.png> >>>>> >>>>> for various rise/fall times... >>>>> >>>>> ** Analysis setup ** >>>>> .tran 200ns 200ns 0 10ps >>>>> .STEP PARAM TRF LIST >>>>> + 100ps 1ns 10ns 20ns 50ns >>>>> >>>>> ...Jim Thompson >> [snip] >>>> >>> >>> There have been a lot of Spice diode models which account for charge >>> storage developed. Most if not all of them concentrate on PIN diodes >>> but I'm sure the same modeling techniques would apply to non PIN diodes. >>> Search in the IEEE journals related to power electronics if you're >>> interested (an example is http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/349750/). >> >> Papers aren't _my_ problem... I have several dozen on the subject. I >> have developed a fairly simple modeling method that seems robust. All >> I need is data from specific devices to test my method. >> >> ...Jim Thompson >> > >Here's some data courtesy of Bob Pease >https://www.dropbox.com/s/6s0o7j2rx59k5i8/pease.pdf?dl=0
Thanks! ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | STV, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 Skype: skypeanalog | | | Voice:(480)460-2350 Fax: Available upon request | Brass Rat | | E-mail Icon at http://www.analog-innovations.com | 1962 | Thinking outside the box... producing elegant solutions.