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acey80



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Post01 Dec 2006 13:34   

HELP!!! MOS Capacitor - capacitance calculation


Hi,

i'm considered quite new in cmos layout...although already about 2 yrs..Neutral

How to determine the value of W and L of the nmos or pmos capacitor?

from the basic formula, Cox = 2fF/µm x µm & CMOS-cap = Cox*W*L
what is µm x µm? is it varies? or a fixed value of 1 µm²


i'm so tensed as I'm still unable to figure this out... maybe because i never use this before. I'm used to the double poly cap.....
PLEASE HELP!!!

Thanks in advance...
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littlej_zju



Joined: 05 Dec 2006
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Post05 Dec 2006 6:35   

Re: HELP!!! MOS Capacitor - capacitance calculation


It means that capacitor unit is ff/um2.
But, for MOS capacitance, I suggest you refer to the document by foundry.
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Areky_qin



Joined: 29 Jan 2005
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Post05 Dec 2006 16:03   

Re: HELP!!! MOS Capacitor - capacitance calculation


acey80 wrote:
Hi,

i'm considered quite new in cmos layout...although already about 2 yrs..Neutral

How to determine the value of W and L of the nmos or pmos capacitor?

from the basic formula, Cox = 2fF/µm x µm & CMOS-cap = Cox*W*L
what is µm x µm? is it varies? or a fixed value of 1 µm²


i'm so tensed as I'm still unable to figure this out... maybe because i never use this before. I'm used to the double poly cap.....
PLEASE HELP!!!

Thanks in advance...



Generally, transistor cap can be caculate by your method, Ctot=Cox*W*L, and they can be influenced by the channel length and Width modulate coeffient, maybe you don't need consider this, because the W and L will be large enough. At the same time, use the transistor cap need note the C-V curve of of the transistor, that is the transistor need to working in satuation region to ensure the cap is acurrate just as your caculate, and the more detail Cox you can build a simple simulation to get it, eg, a RC etal.
Best regards

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tran



Joined: 11 Jun 2006
Posts: 82


Post06 Dec 2006 13:17   

Re: HELP!!! MOS Capacitor - capacitance calculation


Hi
when I plot C_Vgs there is an abrupt change when Vgs >0 it is not smooth as your picture. So I don't understand what happen, I think it have to like your picture. Is there any error in my simulation or there is any error in Bsim model. I see some document say that Bsim3 don't describe accurately.
Can anyone give me some ideas about this?
Thank you very much.
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