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Chapter 10, Problem 10.1P
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The model parameters for an NMOS transistor operating at different values

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Answer to Problem 10.1P

  Cox=8.625 mFVov=0.16 Vgm=2.5 mA/Vχ= 0.228gmb=0.57 mA/Vr0=50 kΩCgs=23.598 fFCov=3.105 fFCsb=4.24 fFCdB=3.396 fFfT=15.1 GHz

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  ID = 200 µAVSB = 0.35 VVDS = 0.7 VW = 12 µmL = 0.3 µmtox = 4 nmμn = 450 cm2/V·sγ = 0.5 V1/2 2ϕf = 0.85 Vλ = 0.1 V1 V0 = 0.9 V Csb0 = Cdb0 = 5 fFLov = 0.03 µm gmb = χgmwhere,χ = γ22ϕf+VSBϵox = 3.45 × 1011 F/m

  MICROLEECTRONIC E BOOKS, Chapter 10, Problem 10.1P

Fig: Given NMOS transistor

Calculation:

The equation for oxide capacitance is given by,

  Cox=εoxtox

Plugging the values

  Cox=3.45×10114 nm=8.625 mF/m2

The equation for overdrive voltage is given by,

  Vov=2IDμnCoxWL

Plugging the values

  Vov=2×200×106450×104×8.625×103×12×1060.3×106Vov=0.16 V

Here,

  VDS>Vov (saturation region)

The equation for transconductance is given by,

  gm=2IDVov

Plugging the values

  gm=2×200×1060.16=2.5 mA/V

  χ=0.520.85+0.35=0.228

The equation for the body trans conductance is given by,

  gmb=χgm

Plugging the values

  gmb=0.228×2.5=0.57 mA/V

The equation for the output resistance through the transistor is given by,

  r0=1λID

Plugging the values

  r0=10.1×200×106=50 kΩ

  Coχ=WLOVCox

Plugging the values

  Coχ=12×106×0.03×106×8.625×103Coχ=3.105 fF

The equation for gate-source capacitance is given by,

  Cgs=23WLCox+Cov

Plugging the values

  Cgs=23×12×106×0.3×106×8.625×103+3.105 FCgs=23.805 fF

The equation for the source body capacitance is given by,

  CSB=Csbo1+VSBV0

Plugging the values

  CSb=5F1+0.350.9=4.24 fF

The equation for drain body capacitance is given by,

  CdB=Cdbo1+VDS+VSBVo

Plugging the values

  CdB=5f1+0.7+0.350.9=3.396 fF

The equation for unity gain frequency is given by,

  fT=gm2π(Cgs+Cov)

Plugging the values

  fT=2.52π(23.598+3.105)=15.1 GHz

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