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Compact models for sub-22nm MOSFETs

TLDR
The BSIM-CMG model has been developed to model common symmetric double, triple, quadruple and surround gate MOSFETs for sub-22nm CMOS technology.
Abstract
FinFET and UTBSOI (or ETSOI) FET are the two promising multi-gate FET candidates for sub-22nm CMOS technology. The BSIM-CMG and BSIM-IMG are the surface potential based physical compact models for multi-gate MOSFETs. The BSIM-CMG model has been developed to model common symmetric double, triple, quadruple and surround gate MOSFET. The BSIM-IMG model has been developed to model independent double-gate MOSFET capturing threshold voltage variation with back gate bias. Both models have been verified by simulation /measurements and show excellent results for all types of real device effects like SCE, DIBL, mobility degradation, poly depletion, QME etc.

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