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MOSFET Piecewise Models

MOSFET Piecewise Models. ECE 2204. Cut-off Region. I G = I D = I S = 0 . NMOS PMOS. V GS ≤ V TN V GS ≥ V TP. Nonsaturation /Triode Region. I G = 0 I D ≤ I Dsat. NMOS PMOS. V GS ≥ V TN V DS ≤ V GS – V TN V GS ≤ V TP V DS ≥ V GS - V TP

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MOSFET Piecewise Models

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  1. MOSFET Piecewise Models ECE 2204

  2. Cut-off Region IG = ID= IS = 0 NMOS PMOS VGS ≤ VTN VGS≥ VTP

  3. Nonsaturation/Triode Region IG = 0ID ≤ IDsat NMOS PMOS VGS ≥ VTN VDS ≤ VGS – VTN VGS≤ VTP VDS ≥ VGS - VTP ID= Kn[(VGS – VTN)VDS – 0.5VDS2] ID= Kp[(VGS - VTN)VDS – 0.5VDS2] RDSon= VDS/IDRDSon= VDS/ID

  4. Saturation/Pinch-off Region IG = 0, ID = IDsat (a constant) NMOS PMOS VGS ≥ VTN VDS ≥ VDSsatVGS≤ VTPVDS≤ VDSsat VDSsat= VGS – VTNVDSsat= VGS - VTP ID= (Kn/2)(VGS – VTN)2 = (Kn/2)VDSsat2 ID= (Kp/2)(VGS - VTP)2 = (Kp/2)VDSsat2

  5. Summary of I-V Relationships:Enhancement Mode FETs

  6. Transition between models • NMOS enhancement mode • Cut-off and Saturation/Pinch-of • Nonsaturation/Triode and Saturation/Pinch-off • PMOS enhancement mode • Cut-off and Saturation/Pinch-of • Nonsaturation/Triode and Saturation/Pinch-off

  7. Conduction Parameters • NMOSFET • PMOSFET where:

  8. Questions • How does VTN or VTP change with the doping concentration of the channel? • To limit the power dissipated in a FET operating in the triode region, RDSon should be as small as possible. Should VGS be large or small? • If the oxide is changed to a high K dielectric, will ID increase or decrease? To keep the drain current unchanged, should the thickness of the oxide increase or decrease? • If you fabricated a NMOS transistor in Si and GaAs with the same doping concentrations, dimensions, and same oxide material), will ID(GasAs) be larger or smaller than ID(GasAs) when VDS = VGS – VTN?

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