Anyone have a 1496 (Gilbert Cell Multiplier) Spice Model ??
I could roll my own but I'm unsure if the I/C models I have, of that
vintage, would be correct.
The models might be correct, but would they do you any good? When I started
designing ICs, bipolar devices could be designed one by one, and you
started a few years before I did. The design manual for the first process I
worked in was four pages long, and lists geometry-based equations for those
parameters that weren't considered constant. For example:
Rb = (Rcb/Wbc + (2Rb*Lbe/We))/n + K*Rbp*Le/We
Rcb = 19sqrt(Rb)
Rb = base sheet resistance
Rbp = pinched base sheet resistance
n = 1 for single base stripe, 2 for double base stripe
K = 1/(12*(1+(Le/We)^2))
Wbc, Lbe, We, and Le are transistor dimensions.
In all, I have 10 dimension parameters shown for a simple single-base
stripe transistor - for complex geometries we were expected to make our own
models. Every transistor had its own model.
So, the question is, even if you knew your models were good, how would you
know which models to use?
-- Mike --