Lecture

EKV MOS Transistor Model

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Description

This lecture covers the EKV MOS Transistor Model, focusing on the charge-based model and its applications in low-power and RF IC design. It explains the EKV Charge-based Model, modes of operation, pinch-off voltage, drain current expressions, and the impact of velocity saturation on transistor characteristics.

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