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The library RF CMOS has equations that describe the behavior for RF signal, higher as of parameters of noise and Parasitic capacitance that appears on the gate at high frequencies.
In order to answer your question, let me tell you that RF CMOS transistors have been designed for High frequencies since ordinary ones don't have this ability to remain their gain in higher frequencies while in process of RF transistors Inner Capacitors are considered as slow as possible to make a good frequency responce.
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A cmos transistor and an "RF" transistor are the same. The only differerence is the techniques used to lay them out. Normally the RF will have more guard rings more matching and connections at the top/bottom to keep the gate as fast as possible. I have expericance in cmos/RF and have completed the Advanced analog techniques course and its all about technique.
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