Lecture

EKV Charge-based Model: Transistor Design

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Description

This lecture covers the EKV charge-based model for low-voltage and low-power circuit design, focusing on the long-channel static model, weak inversion, and saturation characteristics. It delves into drain current, transconductances, transfer characteristics, output characteristics, subthreshold slope, noise models, and small geometry effects.

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