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Chapter 2

Basic MOS Device Physics

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Topics

1. Study with the structure of MOS transistors

2. Derive their I/V characteristics

3. Describe second-order effects

- body effect, channel-length modulation, sub-threshold

4. Identify the parasitic capacitances of MOSFETs

and then derive a small-signal model

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MOS(n-type) Device Structure

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W

“side diffusion”

Q) Substrate & Nwell are

usually connected to ?

1. the most positive voltage

2. the most negative voltage

Q) Why?

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MOS I/V Characteristic

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Cap. Operation � “depletion”(minus ions)

Q) If VG < 0?

� plus ions, accumulation mode

Two capacitors in seriesIf VG > VTH, electrons are attracted.

Inversion layer = channel is formulated.

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I/V Characteristics

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I = Qd⋅v[c/m][m/s]=[c/s]=[A]

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I/V Characteristics

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( )

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( )

( ) n)(Saturatio 2

1

(Triode) 2

1

)(

/

2

max,

2

0 0

THGSoxnD

DSDSTHGSoxnD

L V

VTHGSoxnDD

THGSoxnD

nn

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THGSoxd

VVL

WCI

VVVVL

WCI

dVVV(x)VWCLIdxI

dx

dVVV(x)VWCI

dxdVEv

vVV(x)VWCI

VV(x)VWC(x)Q

DS

−=

−−=

−−==

−−=

−==

−−−=−−=

∫ ∫ =

µ

µ

µ

µ

µµ

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Operation in Triode Region

ID = µnCoxW

L[(VGS − VTH)VDS −

1

2VDS

2]

ID = µnCoxW

L(VGS − VTH)VDS, VDS << 2(VGS − VTH)

RON =1

µnCoxW

L(VGS − VTH)

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Transconductance (gm)

SaturationGS

Dm

V

Ig

∂= = µnCox

W

L(VGS − VTH) D

L

Woxn ICµ2= =

2ID

VGS − VTH

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(in triode region)

If MOS enters the triode region, gm drops. For amplification, keep the saturation region.

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Body Effect

VTH = VTH0 +γ 2ΦF + VSB − 2ΦF( ) , γ =2qεsiNsub

Cox

No Body Effect With Body Effect

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Channel Length Modulation

( ))/1(

1

/1

1 '/1 LL

LLLLL ∆+≈

∆−=

1/ L' =1

L(1 + λVDS), λVDS = ∆L / L

ID =µnCox

2

W

L(VGS − VTH)

2(1 + λVDS)

L L’

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ID = µnCoxW

L[(VGS −VTH)VDS −

1

2VDS

2]

2)(2

THGSoxn

D VVL'

WCI −=

µ

∆L-LL' : =−⇒−> off"Pinch"VVV THGSDS

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MOS Capacitance

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[Cutoff]

CGS=CGD=Wcov

CGB=C1|| C2

[Saturation] D : pinch-off(not much of channel near Drain)

CGS=WLCox*2/3+WCov, CGD=WCov

CGB : negligible (S-D current path � shield)

[Triode] C1 is divided equally

CGS= CGD=WLCox/2+WCov

CGB : negligible

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MOS Capacitance

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[Accumulation mode]

CGS ~ WLCox = C1

[Weak Inversion]

CGB ~ C1|| C2

Q) What is the accumulation-mode varactor?

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MOS Layout

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Layout for Low Capacitance

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Reduction of gate resistance by folding

Reduction of drain junction cap. by folding

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MOS Small Signal Models

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α

1

I

V

DS

DS

Channel-length

modulation

DTHGS

oxnDSDD

DSo

IVV

L

WCVII

Vr

λλµ∂∂∂

∂ 1

)(2

1

/

1

2

=== gmb = gm

γ

2 2ΦF +VSB

= ηgm

Bulk transconductance

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MOS Small Signal Model with Capacitance

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MOS SPICE Models

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t

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