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Modeling of Advanced RF Bulk FinFETs

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In this article, the Berkeley short-channel IGFET model-common multi-gate model is improved to account for the impact of substrate coupling on the RF parameters, and the model demonstrates excellent agreement with the measured data over a broad range of frequencies.
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The modeling of the advanced RF bulk FinFETs is presented in this letter. Extensive S-parameter measurements, performed on the advanced RF bulk FinFETs, show 31% improvement in cutoff frequency over recent work [1] . The transistor’s characteristics are dominated by substrate parasitics at intermediate frequencies (0.1–10 GHz) and gate parasitics at high frequencies (above 10 GHz). The Berkeley short-channel IGFET model-common multi gate model is improved to account for the impact of substrate coupling on the RF parameters. The model demonstrates excellent agreement with the measured data over a broad range of frequencies. The model passes AC, DC and RF symmetry tests, demonstrating its readiness for (RF) circuit design using FinFETs.

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