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Tag Archives: Inversion Coefficient
Gm/ID versus IC
According to the EKV model, the inversion coefficient, IC, is defined by the ratio of drain current to a specified drain current, IDSspec, where VGS-VT = 2n*kT/q [1]. In order to know the IC, I have to set up a separate testbench to … Continue reading
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Gm/Id-Design Methodology
Three times of entering a wrong password to access this site… Earlier in 2012, I wrote an introductory post about EKV model and later extended the related topic a little bit in another post – Stay Simple – Square-Law Equation … Continue reading
The EKV MOS Model
Recently I’m referring some papers about low-voltage amplifiers. I came to know the EKV MOS model, which is mainly dedicated to low-voltage and low-current analog design. Then I read a short history of the EKV model written by one of … Continue reading
