3.3.3 Vth Roll-Off, DIBL, and Subthreshold Slope Degradation
The DITS effect is taken into account through the parameter ΘDITS. The threshold voltage takes this effect into account through the parameter ΔVth,DIBL. In the equations shown below, ΘSW, ΘSS, ΘSCE, ΘDIBL and ΘDITS are model parameters in the code as THETA_SW, THETA_SS, THETA_SCE, THETA_DIBL and THETA_DITS, respectively.
ψst=0.4+PHINi+ϕB(3.245)
ΘSW=cosh(DVT1SSi⋅λLeff)−10.5(3.246)
Cdsc=ΘSW⋅(CDSC[N]+CDSCDa⋅Vdsx)(3.247)
n=⎩⎪⎪⎪⎪⎨⎪⎪⎪⎪⎧ΘSS⋅(1+(2Csi)//CoxCITi+Cdsc)ΘSS⋅(1+CoxCITi+Cdsc)if GEOMOD≠3if GEOMOD=3(3.248)
ΘSCE=−cosh(DVT1i⋅λLeff)−10.5(3.249)
ΔVth,SCE=ΘSCE⋅DVT0i⋅(Vbi−ψst)(3.250)
ΘDIBL=−cosh(DSUBi⋅λLeff)−10.5(3.251)
ΘDITS=1.0+DVTP2⋅[cosh(DSUBi⋅λLeff)−2.0]1.0
(3.252)
ΔVth,DIBL=ΘDIBL⋅ETA0i⋅Vdsx+ΘDITS⋅DVTP0⋅VdsxDVTP1(3.253)
ΔVth,RSCE=K1RSCEi⋅(√1+LeffLPE0i−1)⋅√ψst(3.254)
ΔVth,all=ΔVth,SCE+ΔVth,DIBL+ΔVth,RSCE+ΔVth,temp(3.255)
Vgsfb=Vgs−Δϕ−ΔVth,all−DVTSHIFT(3.256)
BSIM-CMG provides an option to use ΘSW, ΘSS, ΘDIBL and ΘDITS as model parameters directly.