Lecture

MOS Transistor Modeling: EKV Charge-based Model

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Description

This lecture covers the EKV charge-based model for MOS transistors, focusing on the simplified EKV model and its application in low-voltage and low-power circuit design. Topics include drain current modeling, transconductance, transistor matching, linearity, and distortion analysis. The presentation also discusses the impact of downscaling on transistor mismatch parameters and concludes with insights on drain current linearity and two-tone analysis.

Instructor

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