06-29-2010 08:07 AM - edited 06-29-2010 08:08 AM
hi,
I am a newbie at labview.
I wanted to know how to find the knee voltage from the characteristic curve of a mosfet transistor. ( I am working with experimental data which are not IDEAL )
My inputs are 2 arrays of Voltage and Current
My approach :
I was hoping to curve fit the initial part of the values onto a quadratic curve : since my input is an array : i will start a loop(counter i ) from 1 - i - n ( size of array ) and fit the values from 1- i in a quadratic curve and find the value of i which has the least value of error. I used the standard curve fitting tool to do this and generate the mean squared error from that but i am getting a problem from of converting the 2 arrays ( current and voltage ) into one signal which would serve as the input to the curve fitting tool in labview( PLEASE HELP HERE )
I also wanted to know
1) is my approach correct
2) is there any alternative approach
3) my ultimate aim is to find the mobility factor of the mosfet using the Saturation voltage i generate from this approach (Saturation voltage i am assuming is approx equal to knee voltage )
Kindly reply ASAP and for any further information : prasadpiyer@gmail.com
Regards
Prasad P Iyer
IIT Kanpur
India
06-29-2010 09:34 AM - edited 06-29-2010 09:36 AM
Hi Prasad,
we will answer here in the forum and we will ask questions here in the forum. No need for your private email adress - atleast you like SPAM...
To judge your approach you should attach the VI. What is "the curve fitting tool" you're talking about?
06-30-2010 01:45 AM
hi,
oh ok i am attaching the VI but it has some errors. i hope my approach will be clear.
and the possibility of spamming in such an academic forum didnt cross my mind at that time : thanks for the tip 🙂
the questions which i raised in the previous ( orginal ) post remains
Regards
Prasad
07-01-2010 03:22 PM
07-03-2010 04:29 AM
hi ,
Thanks for your post but since its in labview 9 ... i couldnt access it with my labview version 8.5. it is showing an error .. could u please modify ur vi accordingly
Thank you
The sample data is attached here . the Vg = -2v for the data
Regards
Prasad
07-04-2010 03:35 AM
07-05-2010 07:49 AM
Hi,
Did you test it out with the data i send, everytime its giving the value closest to zero.
I really need to know if my approach is correct and the correct way to find the knee voltage given such an input
Regards
Prasad
07-05-2010 07:53 AM