Spice simulation of 0.18 μm CMOS ring oscillators using physical models for capacitance and series resistance
S. Biesemans, S. Kubicek, K. De Meyer
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S. Biesemans, S. Kubicek, K. De Meyer
Abstract
We present a case study in which ring oscillators, with 0.18 /spl mu/m channel length, are measured and compared with Spice simulations. It is found that good quantitative results can be obtained for several process splits. Special care is taken to include a physical model for the parasitic series resistance R/sub s/(V/sub gs/) and to model correctly the parasitic capacitances obtained from the mask layout.
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We present a case study in which ring oscillators, with 0.18 /spl mu/m channel length, are measured and compared with Spice simulations. It is found that good quantitative results can be obtained for several process splits. Special care is taken to include a physical model for the parasitic series resistance R/sub s/(V/sub gs/) and to model correctly the parasitic capacitances obtained from the mask layout.
Key concepts: Spice, Equivalent series resistance, Ring oscillator, Capacitance, Series (stratigraphy), Ring (chemistry), CMOS, Parasitic capacitance