Study of the Temperature Dependence Model Parameters on NMOSFET in BSIM3V3
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This article describes the study of the temperature dependence model parameters on NMOSFET in BSIM3V3. The testing MOSFET at the size of W/L=20/20, 20/1.2, 20/0.8, and 20/ 0. 7 have been designed. The IDS - VGS and IDS - VGS characteristics at the temperature of 27, 55, 85, and 125 °C are measured. The threshold voltage was performing by the linear extrapolation methodology. The electrical characteristics such as threshold voltage, mobility, off-state leakage current, saturation current, and parasitic series S/D resistance are extracted and discussed. Finally, the temperature modeling parameters in BSIM3 level are proposed also.
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