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Compact small-signal model for RF FinFETs

Authors: J. Alvarado; J. C. Tinoco; V. Kilchytska; D. Flandre; J.-P. Raskin; A. Cerdeira; E. Contreras;

Compact small-signal model for RF FinFETs

Abstract

Modeling of the small-signal equivalent circuit of SOI FinFETs through SPICE simulations is presented. A compact model implemented in Verilog-A predicts well the DC characteristics of RF SOI FinFETs and allows the extraction of the intrinsic conductance, transconductance and capacitances at any selected operating point. The intrinsic small-signal equivalent circuit composed of those extracted lumped elements is used in SPICE simulator. This paper compares the parameters extracted from both DC and wideband S-parameter methods.

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popularity
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influence
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