how can i get c-v curve for mos cap and mim cap

Hi all ,there's some problem cunfused me
how can i get c-v curve for mos cap and mim cap just used hspice?
Besides how can i get very small capacitance such as 2fF by norminal 0.13um/0.18um process?
since i need these small cap array.can anyone tell me way for coarse value or fine value?

Thanks

1-fF is a really small cap in those processes. Your logic cap and more importantly wire caps are in the same order. So, make sure you don't lose tunability

mhaghaed said:

1-fF is a really small cap in those processes. Your logic cap and more importantly wire caps are in the same order. So, make sure you don't lose tunability

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yes, from 0.18um process files ,mim cap can hold nearly 7~8fF at least. by simply use two cap in series,we can get about 3~4fF, but is it the only way, since the gate voltage will always change in quite range.

BTW,since ac analysis can calculate cap value, c=1/2*pi*imagz(in)*f,i'm poor in s and p parameter of hspice, who can help to explain it clearly?

the MOS cap value depends on the thickness of oxide ,
the Cox formula = episilon/ Tox , if the side wall cap can be ignored ,
for roughly estimation , 100A thickness process the Cox is about 2fF /um2.

Note : 100A = 100 Angstrom

you can use .option captab at hspice input deck to get it !

pianomania said:

the MOS cap value depends on the thickness of oxide ,
the Cox formula = episilon/ Tox , if the side wall cap can be ignored ,
for roughly estimation , 100A thickness process the Cox is about 2fF /um2.

Note : 100A = 100 Angstrom

you can use .option captab at hspice input deck to get it !

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thanks for reply. i have find some way such as captab,directly probe cap.and ac analysis for it's value.
actually,mos cap can hold up to 1fF or more ,but it has a drawback that depend on gate voltage. since my cao array is used for tuning(means the voltage is uncertain all the time) ,i'm affraid it can't work well