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- MOS Inverter Static Characterstics
Scaling
Full Scaling
(Constant Field) | (Constant Voltage) |
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Mag of field is kept constant while dimension are scaled by factor of S. Also, Potentials are propt | Scaling of voltage may not be very practical in many lases |
Scaled down by same scaling factor | dimensions are reduced by factor of S power supply voltage & terminal voltage unchanged |
Poission equation be increased by S in order to maintain field conditions | Doping conc by $S^2$ to preserve charge field relation |
$L^{'} = L/S$ | $L^{'} = L/S$ |
$W^{'} = W/S$ | $W^{'} = W/S$ |
$C_{OX}^{'} = S.C_{OX}$ | $C_{OX}^{'} = S.C_{OX}$ |
$t_{OX}^{'} = t_{OX}/S$ | $t_{OX}^{'} = t_{OX}/S$ |
$X_{j}^{'} = X_{j}/S$ | $X_{j}^{'} = X_{j}/S$ |
$V_{DD}^{'} = V_{DD}/S$ | Unchanged |
$V_{TO}^{'} = V_{TO}/S$ | $V_{TO}^{'} = V_{TO}/S$ |
$N_{A}^{'} = S.N_A$ | $S^2.N_A$ |
$N_{D}^{'} = S.N_D$ | $S^2N_A$ |
$I_{D}^{'}(lin) = I_D(lin)/S$ | SI |
$P^{'} = P/S^2$ | SP |
Power dissipation is low | High power dissipation |
1.Scaling
- | (Constant Field) | (Constant Voltage) |
---|---|---|
- | Mag of field is kept constant while dimension are scaled by factor of S. Also, Potentials are propt | Scaling of voltage may not be very practical in many lases |
- | Scaled down by same scaling factor | dimensions are reduced by factor of S power supply voltage & terminal voltage unchanged |
- | Poission equation be increased by S in order to maintain field conditions | Doping conc by $S^2$ to preserve charge field relation |
$L^{'}$ | $L/S$ | $L/S$ |
$W^{'}$ | $W/S$ | $W/S$ |
$C_{OX}^{'}$ | $S.C_{OX}$ | $S.C_{OX}$ |
$t_{OX}^{'}$ | $t_{OX}/S$ | $t_{OX}/S$ |
$X_{j}^{'}$ | $X_{j}/S$ | $X_{j}/S$ |
$V_{DD}^{'}$ | $V_{DD}/S$ | Unchanged |
$V_{TO}^{'}$ | $V_{TO}/S$ | $V_{TO}/S$ |
$N_{A}^{'}$ | $S.N_A$ | $S^2.N_A$ |
$N_{D}^{'}$ | $S.N_D$ | $S^2N_A$ |
$I_{D}^{'}(lin)$ | $I_D(lin)/S$ | SI |
$P^{'}$ | $P/S^2$ | SP |
2. Capacitance
- Oxide related capacitances:
a) Overlap claps
$C_{GD}(overlap) = C_{OX}w.L_D$
$C_{GS}(overlap) = C_{OX}w.L_D$
b) Gate to channel
$C_{gs}, C_{gb}, C_{gh}$
cutoff made: $C_{gb} = C_{OX}wL$
$C_{gs} = C_{gd} = 0$
- Linear mode: $C_{gb} = 0$
$C_{gs} = C_{gd} = 1/2C_{OX}wL$
- Saturation mode : $C_{gb} = 0$
$C_{gd} = 0$
$C_{gs} = 2/3C_{OX}wL$
Total Cap | C | L | S |
---|---|---|---|
$C_{gb}(total)$ | $C_{OX}wL$ | 0 | 0 |
$C_{gd}(total)$ | 0 + $C_{OX}wL_D$ | 1/2$C_{OX}wL + C_{OX}wL_D$ | $C_{OX}wL_D$ |
$C_{gs}(total)$ | $C_{OX}wL_D$ | 1/2$C_{OX}wL + C_{OX}wL_D$ | $C_{OX}wL_D + 2/3C_{OX}wL$ |
2. Junction Related Capacitor
$C_{sb}$ and $C_{db}$ -> Voltage dependent
Junction | Area | Type |
---|---|---|
1 | W.$X_j$ | $P/n^{+}$ |
2 | - | $n^{+}/P^{+}$ |
3 | - | $n^{+}/P^{+}$ |
4 | - | $n^{+}/P^{+}$ |
5 | - | $n^{+}/P$ |
$C_{jo} = (\frac{E_{Si}}{2}q(\frac{N_A - N_D}{N_A + N_D})\frac{1}{\phi_o})^{1/2}$
$\phi_o = \frac{KT}{q} ln(\frac{N_A.N_D}{n_i^2})$
3. Channel length Modulation :
$I_D(sat) = \frac{Kn}{2}(V_{GS} - V_{TO})^2 (1 + \lambda V_{DS})$
$L^{'} = L - \Lambda L$ ; $Kn = w/L \mu n C_{OX}$
4. Shrt channel Effect
a) Hot Electron Effect :
Hot Elctron is a condition when e gains high kinetic energy and starts penetrating into oxide layer.
Normally, In thermal equillibrium, e & holes absorbs and emit photons and hence are stable since avg K.E is 0
Now due to impact ionization, e holes paires are generated and process of avalenche breakdown begins.
These e tunnel through or are injected into the oxide and cause damage to IC.
These is hot Electron effect
b) Velocity Saturation :
One of the short-channel effect.
The electric drift velocity '$V_D$' is proportional to electric field.
The drift velocity tends to saturate at high channel electric field
$I_D(sat) = \frac{kn}{2}(V_{GS} - V_T)^2$
OR
$I_D(lin) = \frac{kn}{2}[2(V_{GS} - V_T)^2V_{DS} - V_{DS}^2]$