论文信息 - Physical-based non-quasi static MOSFET model for DC, AC and transient circuit analysis

Physical-based non-quasi static MOSFET model for DC, AC and transient circuit analysis

In this paper, we describe a compact physical-based non-quasi static (NQS) MOST model for SPICE. Based on the comparison with results of 2-D device simulations, it is shown that new NQS model can accurately predict NMOST behavior during DC, AC and transient operation.

N. Jankovic | T. Pesic

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