A charge and capacitance model for modern MOSFETs
Theo Smedes, François M. Klaassen
Abstract
Theo Smedes, François M. Klaassen
Abstract
A new physical, compact charge and capacitance model for long to submicron size MOSFETs is presented. It includes the important short channel effects and the effets of parasitic elements present in modern MOSFETs. The model is compared with numerical device simulations and measurements on actual devices. Good agreement is found between modelling, simulation and measurement.
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A new physical, compact charge and capacitance model for long to submicron size MOSFETs is presented. It includes the important short channel effects and the effets of parasitic elements present in modern MOSFETs. The model is compared with numerical device simulations and measurements on actual devices. Good agreement is found between modelling, simulation and measurement.
Key concepts: Capacitance, MOSFET, Parasitic capacitance, Semiconductor device modeling, Charge (physics), Electronic engineering, Materials science, Optoelectronics