- The issue arises because the MOSFET simulation relies on a lookup table (3D, temperature-dependent) for interpolating data such as Ids (drain-source current) versus Vds and Vgs
- When the data in the lookup table is not smooth or contains any discontinuities, the simulator encounters challenges during extrapolation or interpolation, leading to this warning.
- To resolve this issue, make sure that the tabulated drain-source currents Ids are smooth and differentiable across all dimensions (Vds, Vgs and temperature).
- The “smoothdata” function removes noise and smoothens transitions in your data by applying techniques like moving averages. You can refer to the below documentation link for more information on this function: https://www.mathworks.com/help/releases/R2024a/matlab/ref/smoothdata.html
- You can also plot the lookup table data (Ids Vs Vds and Vgs) before and after smoothing to ensure gradual transitions.
How can I remove this warning:Estimated channel modulation for data extrapolation must be greater than zero. Use linear extrapolation.
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Hello, when simulating this N-Channel MOSFET model, an extrapolation error appears: Estimated channel modulation for data extrapolation must be greater than zero. Use linear extrapolation
I have checked the lookup tables, and they are correct. How can I perform linear extrapolation in Simulink?
Regards, and thank you very much.
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MULI
on 6 Dec 2024
I understand that you are facing an extrapolation error while simulating N Channel MOSFET model.
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MULI
on 10 Dec 2024
Edited: MULI
on 10 Dec 2024
- Ensure that the tabulated data for Ids(Vgs,Vds,T) is accurate and covers all the operating points of your simulation.
- Check for any inconsistencies in the sign or magnitude of the current values relative to the applied voltages.
- If the simulation operates outside the range of your tabulated data, consider expanding the data range to include these points
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