5.4 Saturation Region
Step 7: Refine DIBL parameters.
Extracted Parameters | Device and Experimental Data | Extraction Methodology |
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, , | Short and long devices vs. @ | Observe subthreshold region of all devices in the same plot. Optimze , , . |
Note: We do not need very accurate fitting because velocity saturation, smoothing function and output conductance parameters are not determined yet.
Step 8: Extract velocity saturation parameters for long and medium gate lengths.
Extracted Parameters | Device and Experimental Data | Extraction Methodology |
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, , , , | Long and medium devices vs. @ | Observe strong inversion region , , . |
Note: Long channel alone is not enough to accurately extract velocity saturation parameters.
Step 9: Extract velocity saturation parameters for short and medium gate lengths.
Extracted Parameters | Device and Experimental Data | Extraction Methodology |
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, , , , , | Short and medium devices vs. @ | 1. Observe strong inversion region of and . Find , , to fit data. 2. Extract , from (, ); , from (, ); , from (, ). |
Step 10: Refine geometry scaling parameters for velocity saturation, over the range from short to long channel devices.
Extracted Parameters | Device and Experimental Data | Extraction Methodology |
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, , | Medium and short devices vs. @ | Observe strong inversion region of all devices in the same plot. Optimize , , . |
Step 11: Refine Group 2 scaling parameters.
Further refine the geometry scaling parameters by repeating Step 10 and 7. If not getting good fitting, tune , , . If still not good, tune other parameters in Group 2 as appropriate. Iteration ends in Step 10 and then proceeds to Step 13. A sample fitting result up till this step is shown in Fig. 18.
Figure 18: vs and vs @