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Voltage Dependent LAMBDA in SPICE.

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Hi,

For the SPICE model of MOSFET, How can I define the LAMBDA as a gate voltage dependent parameter? Thank you so much, I am using both PSPICE and NGSPICE.

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KUI
 

Model parameters are not themselves state-variable.

If you want behaviors that the intrinsic models don't
support, you may have to supplement them with a
controlled source or veriloga. I have found veriloga
very useful in adding "nonidealities" to MOSFETs.

If you are trying to emulate the Early effect then the
lambda is not the right "handle". Similarly for DIBL. You
may need to go to a more "advanced" model or if this
doesn't work for you, **** a composite model.
 

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What's the special application?
Hi,

For the SPICE model of MOSFET, How can I define the LAMBDA as a gate voltage dependent parameter? Thank you so much, I am using both PSPICE and NGSPICE.

Best,
KUI
 

Model parameters are not themselves state-variable.

If you want behaviors that the intrinsic models don't
support, you may have to supplement them with a
controlled source or veriloga. I have found veriloga
very useful in adding "nonidealities" to MOSFETs.

If you are trying to emulate the Early effect then the
lambda is not the right "handle". Similarly for DIBL. You
may need to go to a more "advanced" model or if this
doesn't work for you, **** a composite model.

Did you mean try a higher level model for MOSFET? Is it possible to supplement PSPICE with veriloga? Thanks a lot for your explaination.

---------- Post added at 10:32 ---------- Previous post was at 10:28 ----------

Hey Leo_o2, I am doing the simulation for organic transistor. Its parameters are voltage depended.
 

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