為何先做DC分析 才接著做AC分析

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This section highlights the importance of an accurate pre-determined DC compact model.\cite{dc!!!}
For compact model developers, extraction of the DC parameters always needs to be carried out before the extraction of AC ones.
For devices measurement, DC measurement has to be carried out before AC measurement.
3 m; O* X( S: wFor modern IC designers, DC analysis needs to be carried out before AC analysis.\cite[4.6.4]{smith!}
For SPICE-like simulators, DC simulation also needs to be swept first and then follows by AC simulation.\cite{nlz!}
! A& [. L4 m) y9 r# d- TFrom the device-level perspectives,
( a# H$ g- l- y6 C  _) }a set of equations which describe the terminal characteristics of DUT are written in a compact model.
1 j; z' q# c# e+ S$ l0 ]% ]The equations are solved by SPICE-like simulators.
# o/ I# V0 C7 s+ I# C3 ?" c+ IThe procedure of establishing equations, describing device's electrical characteristics, in a compact model
and have them solved by SPICE-like simulators is termed as: Device Characterization.
. p* C3 a$ J* q- K' y" L5 z6 JThe fully Characterizations are treated by two independent steps:
, L- S9 c0 M; J! \# H* x(1)DC Characterization or DC parameters extraction
0 \7 {* v2 ?0 f4 a, b- i(2)AC Characterization or AC parameters extraction
Characterizing a nonlinear electronics component always begins with
DC characterization and follows by the AC characterization.
/ L5 V, ~: `+ r! {# H' kBecause the AC model is origined from the linearization of the DC model at an indicated operating point.
- _6 r+ F/ F+ c1 xAccordingly, accuracy is highly required in DC characterization because of its piority in the procedure of parameter extraction .

" U7 D3 v! f1 |& ^, D  }" M* EFrom the circuit-level perspectives,,
: n4 p! {. t* u5 L; {! |' P5 h; o# b9 {Circuit analysis refers to solving a circuit with KVL and KCL.
' }: r3 m# p% g9 L1 c7 C$ f/ wTo be more specific, it means solving out nodes voltages and branches currents of each element in a circuit.
As the source of stimulus can be systematically separated into DC sources and AC sources,
' [/ H7 V; x3 Wthe unknown/solutions of the circuit are also separated into DC part and AC part.
- n& s7 C0 y8 |) v! ?Analyzing a circuit is treated in two independent meansA)DC analysis (B)AC analysis
7 r' Q" |; g9 q  }9 b% aThe separation between DC analysis and AC analysis greatly simplified a complex circuit.
* }3 `3 \) k# B4 \! ?DC analysis is being carried out before AC analysis.
- s+ a3 h0 }4 V* o. KDC analysis determines the Q-point, including each node voltage and branch current.
9 x) }6 t0 A  K! l: HAC analysis gives the frequency response, including bandwidth and gain.
- Y2 q# U8 S6 z- T4 W1 U0 xBefore performing AC Analysis, the DC operating point needed to be calculated from DC analysis first.
% i) F9 P' ~  CThis is to construct a linear small-signal model for the nonlinear component.
So, the small signal (AC) response is highly dependent upon the presetting (DC) bias condition .

: f1 P4 ?" m1 E9 ^+ KDC simulation in analog SPICE-like simulator, aims for computing the equilibrium points,
& i5 w6 X0 E, m: [3 ewhich are the calculated DC node voltages and DC branch currents in a circuit.
They are the DC solutions of the DC equivalent equation/circuit.
7 _0 G, w  e: ?! Q" aA circuit will only reach its equilibrium if its stimulus is off
and the independent sources are remain constantly employed.
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) w" W0 U# O1 D. o- YThere is an important reason why a given electronics circuit always
need to be reduced into a DC equivalent circuit (large-signal model)
and followed by an AC equivalent one(small-signal model).
5 W4 X" L: c, R- ^It has to do with the present of an active component in the circuit.
The active component is a nonlinear element.So, it will have to be linearized.
The employment of active elements, like transistors, make the circuit a nonlinear algebra system.
Normally, the nonlinear equation can only be solved by means of iterative methods,
$ _" d; i7 J2 ]1 g2 H( gsuch as Newton-Raphson algorithm \cite{nlz!}. This algorithm transforms the solutions
of the nonlinear equation into a sequence of linear equation.
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& H, m5 _/ D1 a; pLikely, in linear electronic circuits, the superposition principle skillful separates all the electrical characteristics, voltages and currents,
" o4 s1 ^/ u8 [into the DC part and the AC part. The AC signals are superimposed on the DC signals.
3 m# f' y( b4 D2 HThe two independent quantities, AC quantities and DC quantities,
0 {4 n+ Y* k) `can be determined by means of two independent means in circuit analyses.
# D- M" i/ `5 B8 SFirstly, DC analysis is carried out in order to determine DC bias points, which are the DC quantities $V_{E}$ $V_{B}$ $V_{C}$ $I_{E}$ $I_{B}$ $I_
; }: C# s1 u( |/ N; Q5 w{C}$.The DC analysis are performed when the original circuit is simplified into the equivalent DC circuit. Where all the passive elements are
remained in the circuit, but all the reactive elements such as: capacitors and inductors are removed.
Secondly, the AC analysis is performed on the equivalent AC circuit, which is the so called: the small-signal equivalent circuit.
The equivalent AC circuit is executed by removing all the DC sources and replacing transistors with the small-signal models.