Hello all:
When I am simulating a SiC BJT device, I find that the gain of it is unreasonably high, at about 2000. I tried to adjust some physics, but it is still very high gain.
I believe that I have made some mistakes in the simulation, what could be that? In the attachment I give the screenshot of the gain and also the sdevice, sde file.
I recommend using Micro-Cap (http://www.spectrum-soft.com/download/download.shtm). All EE's at Emerson used Micro-cap, even though it cost $4,000 each. There are no other electronic SPICE modeling programs even close to Micro-Cap capability.
Micro-Cap is now free. Andy Thompson, owner of Spectrum Software, has retired.
Micro-Cap does worst case analysis --- changing the tolerances of components --- changing the temperature --- etc. And it is easy to use.
I have used Micro-Cap for all of my electronic designs since 2001. When I tested prototypes, they worked exactly as the model predicted.
The website --- https://NDAcademy.FoxPing.com/ --- 2.8 Electronic Cascade RC Filters --- and --- 7.2 Electronic SPICE Models --- provide examples.
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