In this paper, an ultra-compact model for nanometer CMOS transistors, suitable for the analysis of digital circuits, is proposed. Starting from modified and more accurate versions of classical compact models, an extremely simple one (nine parameters and piecewise linear $I_{D}$ versus $V_{{rm DS}}$ relationships in both triode and saturation) is extracted. All the main physical effects that are predominant in nanometer technologies are included and the model is shown to allow an accurate and quick estimation of parameters such as delay or dc transfer curves. Simulation results are extracted in a 65-nm CMOS technology.

An Accurate Ultra-Compact I–V Model for Nanometer MOS Transistors With Applications on Digital Circuits

GIUSTOLISI, Gianluca;PALUMBO, Gaetano
2012-01-01

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In this paper, an ultra-compact model for nanometer CMOS transistors, suitable for the analysis of digital circuits, is proposed. Starting from modified and more accurate versions of classical compact models, an extremely simple one (nine parameters and piecewise linear $I_{D}$ versus $V_{{rm DS}}$ relationships in both triode and saturation) is extracted. All the main physical effects that are predominant in nanometer technologies are included and the model is shown to allow an accurate and quick estimation of parameters such as delay or dc transfer curves. Simulation results are extracted in a 65-nm CMOS technology.
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