Performance evaluation of Near-Threshold Ultradeep Submicron Digital CMOS Circuits using Approximate Mathematical Drain Current Model

This paper examines CMOS inverter performance near threshold voltage using a tailored drain current model for submicron nodes up to 22nm. Validated via HSPICE simulations, the model incorporates factors like inverse narrow width effect, Miller capacitance, and layout dependencies. Demonstrating continuity and precision across a wide operational spectrum, results indicate deviations within 1-5%, affirming the model’s robustness.These findings underscore its utility for designers grappling with the intricacies of near-threshold voltage operation, offering a reliable framework to optimize CMOS inverter performance in ultra-deep submicron technologies.

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Journal of Integrated Circuits and Systems
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.29292/jics.v19i2.692
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3
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Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design
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Performance evaluation of Near-Threshold Ultradeep Submicron Digital CMOS Circuits using Approximate Mathematical Drain Current Model

Shruti Kalra, Karan Singh
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Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design
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Performance evaluation of Near-Threshold Ultradeep Submicron Digital CMOS Circuits using Approximate Mathematical Drain Current Model

Shruti Kalra, Karan Singh
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This paper examines CMOS inverter performance near threshold voltage using a tailored drain current model for submicron nodes up to 22nm. Validated via HSPICE simulations, the model incorporates factors like inverse narrow width effect, Miller capacitance, and layout dependencies. Demonstrating continuity and precision across a wide operational spectrum, results indicate deviations within 1-5%, affirming the model’s robustness.These findings underscore its utility for designers grappling with the intricacies of near-threshold voltage operation, offering a reliable framework to optimize CMOS inverter performance in ultra-deep submicron technologies.

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