An analytical strategy for fast extraction of MOS transistor DC parameters applied to the SPICE M)53 and BSIM models
P.R. Karlsson, Kjell Jeppson
Abstract
P.R. Karlsson, Kjell Jeppson
Abstract
A general strategy for direct extraction of MOS transistor DC parameters using only a small number of data points has been developed. This extraction algorithm has been implemented for two semi-empirical SPICE MOS transistor models, MOS3 and BSIM. Fifteen data points were used to determine the ten MOS3 transistor parameters while 25 data points were used to determine the 20 BSIM parameters. It was possible to obtain good agreement between measured and simulated characteristics. It was also shown that series resistance independent parameters can be extracted with a direct parameter extraction algorithm.>
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A general strategy for direct extraction of MOS transistor DC parameters using only a small number of data points has been developed. This extraction algorithm has been implemented for two semi-empirical SPICE MOS transistor models, MOS3 and BSIM. Fifteen data points were used to determine the ten MOS3 transistor parameters while 25 data points were used to determine the 20 BSIM parameters. It was possible to obtain good agreement between measured and simulated characteristics. It was also shown that series resistance independent parameters can be extracted with a direct parameter extraction algorithm.>
Key concepts: Spice, Transistor, Extraction (chemistry), Computer science, Transistor model, Algorithm, Electronic engineering, Electrical engineering