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This paper presents models for two DMOS devices, the low-voltage lateral diffused MOSFET for IC applications (LDMOS) and the discrete vertical diffused power MOSFET (VDMOS), both developed using the lumped-charge methodology. The LDMOS model gives better performance than the BSIM3 which is the industry-standard model for the lateral diffused MOSFET. The VDMOS model is an improved version of the Budihardjo-Lauritzen model.