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Q1-1 ans

Fig 1

For Nmos Ids vs vds graph plotted


Q1-2ans

Fig2

Boundary point at between the exponential and quadratic regions((VGST-Vt), IDsat)=

(0.407813,1.2814uamps)
Fig3
To find n value we got sensitivity as 1/11.86 on doing below calculation we got n=1.4
Q1-3 ans

Fig4

On changing VDS values in Nmos, Vth values has been changed


Q1-4 ans

Fig5

Max gm in NMOS obtained at vgs 1.2812v and Vov =1.2812-0.36=0.9212v vt(library file)=0.36 , at
maximum gm IDsat observed in below plot is 367uamp. hence (0.912,367uamp) observed
Fig 6

At vgs 1.2812 ID sat =367uamps observed


Q1-5 ans

Fig7

For Pmos Id vs vds graph plotted


Fig 8

Boundary point at between the exponential and quadratic regions((VGST-Vt), IDsat)=

(-0.49375,2.25uamps)
Fig9

To find n value IN PMOSwe got sensitivity as 1/10.783 on doing below calculation we got n=1.5
Fig 10

ON changing VDs values Vth values are observed and plotted


Fig 11

Max gm in PMOS obtained at vgs -2.24v and Vov = Vov is Vsg-|Vt|=2.24-0.388=1.464 and
vt(libraryfile)=-0.388 , at maximum gm IDsat observed idsat =730uamps (1.464,730uamps)
Fig 12

At vgs =-2.25714 idsat =730uamps observed

Q1-6

Transistor model Exponential Region(V) Quadratic Region(V) Linear Region(V)


NMOS 0 to 0.4078 0.4078 to 1.2812 1.282 to 1.8
PMOS 0 to -0.4937 -0.4937 to -2.24 -2.24 and 3
Table 1
Q2

Fig13

NMOS id vs Vds plot


Fig14

Vth observed =0.314

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Fig 16
3Q ans
Fig17

For Lmin=0.18um W=0.4067um observed and its gm values


Fig 18

For L=5um W=11.32um observed and its gm values

Negative capacitance

observed that Cgs and Cbs is negative values the spice is giving the outputs as negative values though
the values calculated by hand calculation is positive this is due to a convention followed by the
simulation tool
Q4

Fig 19

Case1:W/L=1u/0.2u

For Vd value=10mv various gm values obtained


4)

Fig 20

For Vd value=0.2v various gm values obtained


Fig 21

For Vd value=1v various gm values obtained


Fig 22

For Vd value=1.8v various gm values obtained


Fig 23

Case2: W/L ratio=10u/2u

For Vd value=10mv various gm values obtained


Fig 25

For Vd value=0.2v various gm values obtained


Fig 26

For Vd value=1v various gm values obtained


Fig 27

For Vd value=1.8v various gm values obtained

Observation: For case (1) the W/L ratio is 5 and for Case (2) W/L is 2,we observed that as W/L
increases the gm value increases and we have seen this through simulation

For Vd is 10mv we can see that gm value is low for the both cases Vd is less sensitive to gm and for
values 0.2v,1v and 1.8v as the transistor wil be in saturation and ids is almost independent of vds as id is
almost constant in saturation gm also constant

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