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Drain Induced Barrier Lowering (DIBL) coefficient of a trans

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dibl coefficient

Hi

How I can measure Drain Induced Barrier Lowering (DIBL) coefficient of a transistor by simulation?

What is the range of η in subthreshold current equation?
I=Io * exp((Vgs-Vt+ηVds)/n)
 

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rosaeidi said:
I=Io * exp((Vgs-Vt+ηVds)/n)

Effectively, DIBL (drain-induced barrier lowering) leads to a reduction of threshold voltage Vt with increasing drain-source bias Vds (through modulation or reduction of the potential barrier for carrier flow from source to drain by Vds).

Therefore, coefficient "η" (describing DIBL effect) can be calculated from the measurements of Vt at different Vds voltages as: η=dVt/dVds.

Practically, this coefficient is calculated from two values of Vt: at low Vds (Vds=0.1V or 0.05V) - called Vtlin (linear part of device I-V characteristics), and at high, or nominal, Vds (Vds=Vdd) - called Vtsat (saturation part of I-V curve): η=(Vtsat-Vtlin)/(Vdd-0.1V).
 

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