Fig. 2: Electrical analogy model, and fluidic and gas resistances of the cFET.
a Dynamic electrical analogy model for the closing behavior of a cFET. The model is overlaid on a representation of the physical structure to show the physical quantities they represent. Two capillary pressures, Ptr and Pm, and four resistances, Rf,tr, Rg,tr, Rg,m, and Rf,m, are used to model the cFET behavior. b The fluid and gas resistances, and the main channel capillary pressure change as a function of the displaced trigger channel volume. Note: These graphs show the expected form of these properties only
