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no, matlab coding we can do for transistor,first we must implement MOS transistor in matlab, the we have to use that transistor for rest of the circuit. please give me some more suggestions.
Yes. If you can build the MOS transistor model in matlab, maybe you can do some simulation. But it should be a very tedious work to build a MOS transistor model in matlab as that of BSIM3, which is already provided by the foundry. Otherwise, you should build a simulator that analyizes your circuit to give the time domain or frequency domain response. It's a very complex work!
Semicoductor foundry provides you the MOS device model and the CAD vender provide you the simulator, so you needn't do this work by yourself.
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