An MOS transistor model for analog circuit design
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...A widely accepted expression for the slope factor is [51], [52]...
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...However, in this section we will use a more precise expression for the weak inversion transistor current given by [51], [52]...
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...These models should verify fundamental properties, such as charge conservation [2] and the MOSFET source-to-drain intrinsic symmetry [3]....
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...The MOSFET model hereinafter is strongly based on two physical features of the MOSFET structure: the charge-sheet model [2], [12] and the incrementally linear relationship between the inversion charge density and the surface potential [5], [6]....
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...The intrinsic cutoff frequency of an MOS transistor is defined as the frequency value at which the short-circuit current gain in the common-source configuration drops to one [2]....
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...of a MOSFET in saturation is [2] given by...
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...to frequency values up to one-third of the intrinsic cutoff frequency [2]....
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...or from the general expression [3], [5]...
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...These models should verify fundamental properties, such as charge conservation [2] and the MOSFET source-to-drain intrinsic symmetry [3]....
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...is the forward (reverse) normalized current [3] and...
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...In [3], the forward normalized current is also properly referred to as the inversion coefficient since it indicates the inversion level of the device, which depends on both the gate and source voltages....
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...where is the body effect factor, is a potential whose value is a few (thermal voltage) above twice the Fermi potential for holes [3], and is the “pinch-off” voltage [3], [5] given...
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...The lower limit for the output voltage can be assumed to be equal to the drain-to-source saturation voltage [8]....
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