Title :
Modified I–V model for delay analysis of UDSM CMOS circuits
Author :
Singh, A.K. ; Samanta, J. ; Bhaumik, J.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of ECE, MNNIT, Allahabad, India
Abstract :
This paper presents an I-V model for estimating the drain current of a sub-90nm MOSFET in the linear and saturation regions. The proposed model employs the dependencies of drain current on channel width and the gate voltage. It is the modification of nth-power law model introduced by Sakurai and Newton. Our model provides more accurate relationship between the channel length modulation and gate voltage in the saturation region. New parameters are introduced for better characterization of MOSFET drain current at lower VGS and VDS. The new model is compared with Modified Sakurai-Newton (MSN) current model and Extended-Sakurai-Newton (ESN) compact MOSFET model and it is found that the proposed model is much more accurate. The model provides precise estimation of drain current as well as the delay of CMOS inverter. The drain characteristics predicted by our model match with BSIM4 simulation with an average error of 1.33% for 90nm technology. The delay estimations of CMOS inverter using Tanner EDA tool in 90nm technology have an average error of 0.00867% and a maximum error of 0.00945%.
Keywords :
CMOS analogue integrated circuits; MOSFET; integrated circuit modelling; semiconductor device models; BSIM4 simulation; CMOS inverter; ESN compact MOSFET model; Extended-Sakurai-Newton compact MOSFET model; MSN current model; Tanner EDA tool; UDSM CMOS circuits; channel length modulation; channel width; delay analysis; delay estimations; drain characteristics; drain current estimation; gate voltage; linear region; modified I-V model; modified Sakurai-Newton current model; nth-power law model modification; saturation region; size 90 nm; CMOS integrated circuits; Computational modeling; Delay; Integrated circuit modeling; Load modeling; MOSFET circuits; Semiconductor device modeling; CMOS Technology; CMOSFET circuits; Current-voltage characteristics; MOSFETs; MSN model; UDSM (Ultra Deep Submicron Technology); nth-power law;
Conference_Titel :
Communications, Devices and Intelligent Systems (CODIS), 2012 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Kolkata
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-4699-3
DOI :
10.1109/CODIS.2012.6422212