The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation
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1 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation October, 1998 Matthias Bucher, Fabien Théodoloz, François Krummenacher Electronics Laboratories (LEG) Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland Motivation & Outline Motivation: analog and mixed analog-digital circuit design: need for a continuous, physics based MOSFET model must represent weak and moderate inversion correctly a model that allows designers to go from hand-calculation to full-circuit simulation (hierarchical structure) need for meaningful statistical circuit simulation Outline: the EKV MOSFET model structure modelled effects and parameters parameter extraction and results model benchmarks and comparisons outlook on future developments M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 2
2 Model Structure (1/4) : Bulk Reference B p+ V S V G V D G S L n+ n+ L eff D t ox x V G G V S D S VD B y p substrate Bulk-reference, symmetric model structure. Drain current expression including drift and diffusion: dv ch = W µ ( Q I ) dx (1) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 3 Q I C ox Model Structure (2/4) : Drain Current Inversion Charge Density n V P g ms β B A V S β strong inversion E D V D C V P = I F I R g md β weak inversion V ch W eff β = µ C ox Channel Voltage L eff Integration of Q I from source to drain: V D Q I = β d V = ch C ox β V S Q I d V ch C ox β V D Q I d V ch C ox (2) V S I F ( V P V S ) I F ( V P V D ) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 4
3 Model Structure (3/4) : Pinch-off Voltage Current normalization using the Specific current : I S 2 = I F I R = I S ( i f i r ) = 2nβU T ( ) i f i r (3) Pinch-off voltage V P accounts for... ( ) C ox threshold voltage V TO and substrate effect γ 2qε s N sub = γ V P V G V TO γ V G V + TO Ψ γ = Ψ (4) Slope factor n: n 1 V P = = V G γ Ψ 0 + V P (5) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 5 Model Structure (4/4) : Normalized G MS / Ratio Coherent model for static, dynamic and noise aspects. derived from the normalized transconductance-to-current ratio: Transconductance to current ratio g ms U t g ms V S Static Model Dynamic Model Mobility Model Noise Model i f (V), i r (V) Q I,G,D,S,B (i f, i r ) µ s (Q B,Q I (i f, i r )) S Nth (Q I (i f, i r )) common variable to the entire model: normalized currents i f and i r (forward and reverse) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 6
4 Normalized Transconductance vs. Current / if g ms U T / asymptotes analytical numerical (GAMMA=0.7 V) i f = / I S Normalized G MS / vs. in saturation, from weak to strong inversion, compared to a numerical solution of the Poisson equation M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 7 Normalized Transconductance vs. Current g ms U T / analytic interpolation measured characteristics for: µm, GAMMA=0.64 V 0.7 µm, GAMMA=0.75 V 1 µm, GAMMA=0.72 V / I S Three different CMOS technologies: universal behaviour, almost independent of technology therefore, the EKV model is well adapted for a large range of technologies Excellent match in the weak and moderate inversion regions. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 8
5 Modelled Effects: Long-Channel Physics-based modelling of weak, moderate and strong inversion. Relation with geometrical and process variables as: oxide thickness, junction depth effective channel length and width Effects of substrate doping level, substrate effect. Vertical field dependent mobility. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 9 Modelled Effects: Short-Channel Common short-channel effects: velocity saturation channel length modulation (CLM) two-dimensional bulk charge-sharing for short-and narrow-channel effects reverse short-channel effect (RSCE) substrate current effects on drain conductance Short-distance matching for statistical circuit simulation. area- and bias-dependent device matching for: threshold voltage gain factor (mobility) substrate effect a unique feature which is commonly unavailable in other public-domain models! M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 10
6 EKV v2.6: 18 Intrinsic Model Parameters Purpose NAME DESCRIPTION UNITS EXAMPLE Process parameters Doping & Mobility related parameters Short- & narrow-channel effect parameters Substrate current related parameters COX gate oxide capacitance per unit area F m E-3 XJ junction depth m 0.15E-6 DW channel width correction m -5E-6 DL channel length correction m -0.1E-6 VTO long-channel threshold voltage V 5 GAMMA body effect parameter V 0.7 PHI bulk Fermi potential (*2) V 0.8 KP transconductance parameter A V 2 160E-6 E0 vertical characteristic field for mobility reduction V m 80E6 UCRIT longitudinal critical field V m 4.0E6 LAMBDA depletion length coefficient (channel length modulation) WETA narrow-channel effect coefficient LETA short-channel effect coefficient Q0 reverse short-channel effect peak charge density A s m 2 500E-6 LK reverse short-channel effect characteristic length m 0.34E-6 IBA first impact ionization coefficient 1 / m 260E6 IBB second impact ionization coefficient V / m 350E6 IBN saturation voltage factor for impact ionization - Completed with 2 noise, 4 temperature and 3 matching parameters. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 11 Statistical Circuit Simulation Including Matching NAME DESCRIPTION UNITS Example AVTO area related threshold voltage mismatch parameter Vm - DEV=15E-9 AKP area related gain mismatch parameter m - DEV=25E-9 AGAMMA area related body effect mismatch parameter Vm - DEV=10E-9 Area related mismatch model (Pelgrom e.a.): VTO a = VTO AVTO W eff L eff (6) GAMMA a = GAMMA AGAMMA W eff L eff (7) = KP a KP 1 AKP W eff L eff (8) during Monte-Carlo statistical circuit simulation, the parameters are individually varied for each matched transistor. Leads to an important reduction of simulation effort! no need to create individual parameter sets for each geometry M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 12
7 Vertical Field Dependent Mobility Local effective field dependence on depletion and inversion charges: E eff ( x) = Q' B ( x) + η Q' I ( x) ε 0 ε si (9) Local mobility dependence on vertical field: µ 0 ' µ ( x ) = E eff ( x) E0 η = 1 2 η = 1 3 for, for p-channel the parameter E0 is the vertical critical field across the oxide Local mobility expression is integrated along the channel. (10) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 13 Mobility Model (um CMOS) 14x10-6 4x W=L=10µm V DS =5 V 3 p-channel W=L=10µm V DS =5 V V B =0 V B =-V Measured Simulated 1 V B =0 V B =V Measured Simulated V GS V GS p-channel Good behaviour for mobility reduction for n- and p-channels. Substrate effect is correctly accounted for. No back-bias dependence required! M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 14
8 Reverse Short-Channel Effect V T [mv] Measure Simulation L drawn [µm] Measured/simulated change of threshold voltage vs. (µm ). L drawn M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 15 Charge-Based Dynamic Model Integration of inversion charge density along the channel: Integration of Q I Q I = W Q I ( y) dy is performed in terms of normalized current. Channel charge partitioning and gate charge: L Derivation of transcapacitances: L 0 Q D = W y L -- Q I ( y ) dy Q S = Q I Q D Q G = Q I Q B 0 C XYZ = ± ( Q VYZ X ( i f, i r )) (11) (12) (13) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 16
9 Charges vs. Gate Voltage Charges normalized to WLCox [V] Q B Q G (V D =0V) Q G (V D =2V) Q S, Q D (V D =2V) Q S & Q D (V D =0V) V G [V] Continuous node charges from weak to strong inversion. allows charge conservation in transient simulation M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 17 Capacitances vs. Gate Voltage Normalized intrinsic capacitan C GB C GS (V D =2V) C GS & C GD (V D =0V) C GD (V D =2V) C BS (V D =2V) CBS & C BD (V D =0V) C BD (V D =2V) V G [V] Capacitances are valid in all operating regions: correct weak-to-strong inversion behaviour continuous, and symmetric at V DS =0 M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 18
10 Capacitances vs. Drain Voltage 0.8 Normalized intrinsic capacitances CGS (VG=2V) CGD (VG=2V) CGS (VG=0.8V) CBD (VG=2V) CGD (VG=0.8V) CBD (VG=0.8V) CGB (VG=0.8V) CGB (VG=2V) VDB [V] Smooth behaviour from conduction to saturation. comparison between new charge-based and former capacitances-only models M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 19 Dynamic Model - Summary Charge-based for charge conservation in transient simulation. Charges and transcapacitances are smooth : valid from weak to strong inversion and from conduction to saturation Symmetric operation in terms of and. Short-channel effects are included through the pinch-off voltage (charge-sharing, RSCE). V P V D Extensions are under development: velocity saturation and space-charge effects on capacitances bias dependent overlap capacitances V S M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 20
11 Parameter Extraction Method Hierarchical structure allows separation of physical effects and parameters. Mixed direct extraction and local optimization is used. Dedicated parameter extraction method: based on pinch-off voltage measurement technique [1] to determine substrate effect, including for charge-sharing and RSCE. Uses array of transistors in the W/L plane. Sequential task that can be automated. well suited for statistical purposes M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 21 Parameter Extraction Sequence (DC) PRELIMINARY EXTRACTION WIDE LONG WIDE SHORT NARROW LONG NARROW SHORT Extraction of DL, DW, RSH from several geometries specific current measurement VP vs. VG VTO, GAMMA, PHI specific current measurement L VP vs. VG VP LETA VP vs. vs. VG VG LETA LETA, Q0, LK specific current measurement VP vs. VG WETA final check and fine tuning ID vs. VG KP, E0 ID vs. VD UCRIT, LAMBDA IB vs. VG IBA, IBB, IBN (EKV v2.6) Extraction sequence using direct extraction and optimization. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 22
12 Pinch-off Voltage Measurement Method W=20µm L=0.7µm V G I B I S I B = n β U 2 T V S =V P V S - 0 simulated measured 1 2 W=20µm L=20µm 3 VTO=0.752 V GAMMA=0.755 V PHI=76 V LETA=03 WETA= W=0.8µm L=20µm 5 V G Constant current bias for the V P vs. V G measurement. used for different channel lengths and widths Direct parameter extraction for threshold voltage and substrate effect parameters. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 23 Submicron (um) CMOS: Long-Channel Characteristics [A] W=10 µm L=10 µm V D =3V VS=0V V 1V V V G [V] I S 300x10-6 [A] g ds [A/V] W=10 µm L=10 µm V S =0 V V D [V] VG=3V V 2V V 1V Weak-to-strong inversion continuity. Accuracy of weak inversion slope and substrate effect. no additional parameters used for adapting weak inversion slope M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 24
13 Submicron (um) CMOS: Intermediate Channel-Length Characteristics [A] W=10 µm L=1 µm V D =3V VS=0V V 1V V V G [V] I S x10-3 [A] g ds [A/V] W=10 µm L=1 µm V S =0 V VG=3V V 2V V 1V 10-6 V D [V] Correct threshold voltage. Demonstrates good scaling behaviour. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 25 Submicron (um) CMOS: Short-Channel Characteristics [A] W=10 µm L= µm V D =3V VS=0V V 1V V V G [V] I S 3.5x10-3 [A] g ds [A/V] W=10 µm L= µm V S =0 V VG=3V V 2V V 1V 10-6 V D [V] Accurate output conductance for shortest channel transistor. Includes CLM, velocity saturation, substrate current. Single model card is used for all geometries. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 26
14 Deep-Submicron (0.25um) CMOS Long-channel Short-channel (0.25um) EKV v2.6: results for 0.25um CMOS technology. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 27 Benchmark: EKV g ms U T vs. Measured Simulated (EKV v2.6) 0.8 g ms *U T / W=L=10µm VG= V VD=2 V EKV model exhibits qualitatively correct behaviour. no particular parameter adaptation is required M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 28
15 Benchmark: BSIM3v3 g ms U T vs. Measured Simulated (BSIM3v3) 0.8 g ms *U T / W=L=10µm V G =V V D =2V BSIM3v3 exhibits qualitatively poor behaviour in weak and moderate inversion. parameter adaptation is required (VOFF, NFACT) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 29 Benchmark: Substrate Effect, EKV v W=L=10 µm 1.6 W=L=10 um V S n Measured Simulated (EKV v2.6) Measured Simulated (EKV v2.6) V G V G V P vs. V G n vs. V G Adequate behaviour over the whole bias range for EKV. Accurate prediction of slope factor n. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 30
16 Benchmark: Substrate Effect, BSIM3v3 1.7 W=L=10 µm 1.6 W=L=10 um V S n Measured Simulated (BSIM3v3) Measured Simulated (BSIM3v3) V G V G V S vs. V G n vs. V G Inadequate behaviour for negative V SB possible origin of error: source reference! M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 31 Benchmark: D/A Converter Circuit I I I/2 I/4 I/8 I/16 I/16 M 1 S M 2 S M 4 S M 6 S M 8 S M 10 S M 12 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S M 3 I M 5 I/2 M 7 I/4 M 9 I/8 M 11 I/16 A typical current divider circuit used in D/A converters [2]. each stage divides the reference current by a factor of 2 principle of an R-2R ladder circuit Expected behaviour: perfect current divider! ratio-based circuit technique (aspect ratios used: S, 2S) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 32
17 Benchmark: D/A Converter, EKV v W(I1) W(I2) W(I3) W(I4) W(I5) W(I6) Normalized current (MSB-LSB) <5% max error for LSB 1e-07 1e-06 1e-05 1e-04 Reference current EKV model exhibits adequate ratio-based circuit behaviour the converter works as should be expected according to circuit principle M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 33 Benchmark: D/A Converter, BSIM3v3 W(I1) W(I2) W(I3) W(I4) W(I5) W(I6) Normalized current (MSB-LSB) % max error for LSB 1e-07 1e-06 1e-05 1e-04 BSIM3v3 exhibits inadequate ratio-based circuit behaviour a serious error in the circuit is predicted 0.9 Reference current behaviour is unrelated to small geometry effects (long and wide MOS are used) M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 34
18 Benchmarks - Summary A MOSFET model should provide safe limits for fundamental physical aspects reliance on parameter extraction can be troublesome Source-reference may result in non-physical behaviour. Physical limits are not guaranteed by the BSIM3v3 model in particular for the characteristic. Number of intrinsic model parameters used: EKV v2.6: 18 BSIM3v3: >65 g ms Philips MOS Model 9: >55 U t M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 35 EKV v2.6 Model Availability in Simulators Implementations available: ELDO (Mentor Graphics) PSPICE (OrCad) SABER (Analogy) SMARTSPICE (Silvaco) Implementations in progress (autumn 98): APLAC (Nokia, University of Helsinki) HSPICE/CMI (Avant!) SMASH (Dolphin Integration) SPECTRE (Cadence) SPICE3F5 (UC Berkeley)...check exact state of implementation with simulator vendors. M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 36
19 EKV v2.6 Model Parameters & Extraction Availability Extraction tools: UTMOST (Silvaco) IC-CAP (HP), custom parameter extraction through EPFL Support of EKV model parameters: uem Marin, Switzerland announced: MOSIS (US)/EUROPRACTICE (EU) evaluation in several European foundries M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 37 EKV Model - Summary Need for a model dedicated to low-voltage, low-power analog and mixed analog-digital design and simulation technology trends and scaling of supply voltage increase the importance of weak and moderate inversion regions EKV v2.6: a model with unique features and capabilities: first-order hand-calculation possible! excellent weak and moderate inversion modelling major physical effects modelled, good adaptation to current CMOS technologies, acceptable results for deep sub-micron CMOS dedicated charge-based dynamic model and thermal noise model; valid from weak to strong inversion, extensions for short-channel are being addressed uses only 18 intrinsic core parameters, simple parameter extraction method well suited for statistical circuit simulation including matching M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 38
20 Outlook Current and future model developments include: further refined mobility model weak inversion slope degradation for very short channel devices improved short-channel dynamic model polydepletion and quantum-mechanical effects Current research in the context of the EKV MOSFET model: RF modelling Low-temperature modelling Non-quasistatic modelling SOI modelling M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 39 References [1] M. Bucher, C. Lallement, C. Enz, An Efficient Parameter Extraction Methodology for the EKV MOST Model, Proc IEEE Int. Conf. on Microelectronic Test Structures, Vol. 9, pp , March 1996 [2] C. Enz, E. Vittoz, CMOS Low-Power Analog Circuit Design, Tutorial Int. Symp. Circ. Syst., Atlanta, May, [3] C. C. Enz, F. Krummenacher and E. A. Vittoz, An Analytical MOS Transistor Model Valid in All Regions of Operation and Dedicated to Low-Voltage and Low-Current Applications, Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing, 8, pp , July 1995 [4] M. Bucher, C. Lallement, C. Enz, F. Théodoloz, F. Krummenacher, The EPFL-EKV MOSFET Model Equations for Simulation, Model Version 2.6, Technical Report, Electronics Laboratories, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Lausanne, Switzerland, June, [5] M. Bucher, C. Lallement, C. Enz, F. Théodoloz, F. Krummenacher, Scalable GM/I Based MOSFET Model, Proc. Int. Semicond. Device Research Symp., pp , Charlottesville, VA, December 10-13, [6] C. Lallement, C. Enz and M. Bucher, Simple solutions for modelling the non-uniform substrate doping, in Proc. IEEE Int. Symp. Circuits Syst., vol. 4, Atlanta, pp , May 1996 [7] C. Lallement, M. Bucher, C. C. Enz, Modelling and Characterization of the Non-Uniform Substrate Doping, Solid State Electron., Vol. 41, No. 12, pp , [8] M. Bucher, C. Lallement, C. C. Enz and F. Krummenacher, Accurate MOS Modelling for Analog Circuit Simulation Using the EKV Model, Proc. IEEE Int. Symp. Circuits Syst., pp , May [9] C. C. Enz, MOS Transistor Modeling Dedicated to Low-Current and Low-Voltage Analog Circuit Design and Simulation, in Low-power HF Microelectronics: A Unified Approach, Ed. by G. Machado, IEE Book Publishing, Ch. 7, 1996, pp , ISBN [10]G. A. S. Machado, C. C. Enz, M. Bucher, Estimating Key Parameters in the EKV MOST Model for Analogue Design and Simulation, Proc. IEEE Int. Symp. Circuits Syst., pp , Seattle, Washington M. BUCHER 1998 The EKV MOSFET Model for Circuit Simulation 40
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