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    Analog Equations Longchannel 2012 PDF

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    This document describes the characteristics of NMOS and PMOS transistors including: 1) Their threshold voltage equations which depend on the bulk voltage and differ for NMOS and PMOS. 2) Their saturation and linear region current equations which also differ for NMOS (drain-source) and PMOS (source-drain). 3) Equations for their transconductance gm, output conductance gd, and body transconductance gmb in both saturation and linear regions. Key differences between NMOS and PMOS equations are noted.

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    This document describes the characteristics of NMOS and PMOS transistors including: 1) Their threshold voltage equations which depend on the bulk voltage and differ for NMOS and PMOS. 2) Their saturation and linear region current equations which also differ for NMOS (drain-source) and PMOS (source-drain). 3) Equations for their transconductance gm, output conductance gd, and body transconductance gmb in both saturation and linear regions. Key differences between NMOS and PMOS equations are noted.

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    This document describes the characteristics of NMOS and PMOS transistors including: 1) Their threshold voltage equations which depend on the bulk voltage and differ for NMOS and PMOS. 2) Their saturation and linear region current equations which also differ for NMOS (drain-source) and PMOS (source-drain). 3) Equations for their transconductance gm, output conductance gd, and body transconductance gmb in both saturation and linear regions. Key differences between NMOS and PMOS equations are noted.

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    This document describes the characteristics of NMOS and PMOS transistors including: 1) Their threshold voltage equations which depend on the bulk voltage and differ for NMOS and PMOS. 2) Their saturation and linear region current equations which also differ for NMOS (drain-source) and PMOS (source-drain). 3) Equations for their transconductance gm, output conductance gd, and body transconductance gmb in both saturation and linear regions. Key differences between NMOS and PMOS equations are noted.

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    NMOS

    D
    G

    PMOS
    D

    S
    B

    Threshold voltage

    S
    B

    Threshold voltage

    V T = V T 0 + ( B + V SB B )

    Saturation region (VDS>VGS-VT)

    V T = V T 0 (

    B + V BS

    B )

    Saturation region (VSD>VSG-|VT|)

    C ox W
    I D = ------------ ----- ( V GS V T ) 2 ( 1 + V DS )
    2 L

    C ox W
    ----- ( V V T ) 2 ( 1 + V SD )
    I D = -----------2 L SG

    2I D
    I D
    W
    W
    g m = ------------- C ox ----- ( V GS V T ) ----------------------- 2C ox ----- I D
    L
    L
    V GS
    V GS V T

    2 ID
    I D
    W
    W
    g m = ------------- C ox ----- ( V SG V T ) -------------------------- 2C ox ----- I D
    L
    L
    V GS
    V SG V T

    C ox W
    I D

    - = ------------ ----- ( V GS V T ) 2 I D = ----- I D


    g d = -----------L
    2 L
    V DS

    C ox W
    I D

    - = ------------ ----- ( V SG V T ) 2 I D = ----- I D


    g d = -----------L
    2 L
    V DS

    I D

    g mb = ------------ = g m -----------------------------V BS
    2 B + V SB

    I D

    g mb = -----------= g m --------------------------------V BS
    2 B + V BS

    Linear region (VDS<VGS-VT)


    2

    Linear region (VSD<VSG-|VT|)


    2

    V DS
    W
    - ( 1 + V DS )
    I D = C ox ----- ( V GS V T )V DS --------L
    2

    V SD
    W
    - ( 1 + V SD )
    I D = C ox ----- ( V SG V T )V SD --------L
    2

    I D
    W
    g m = ------------- C ox ----- V DS
    L
    V GS

    I D
    W
    g m = ------------- C ox ----- V SD
    L
    V GS

    I D
    W
    g d = ------------- C ox ----- ( V GS V T V DS )
    L
    V DS

    I D
    W
    g d = ------------- C ox ----- ( V SG V T V SD )
    L
    V DS

    I D

    g mb = -----------= g m -----------------------------V BS
    2 B + V SB

    I D

    g mb = -----------= g m --------------------------------V BS
    2 B + V BS

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