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Performance analysis of Effects of Parasitic Elements on the MOSFET Current–Voltage Model on its physical parameters

AMRITA SHRIVASTAVA, SACHIN BANDEWAR, ANAND KUMAR SINGH Department of Electronics and communication, RKDF University, Bhopal

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Abstract: This work we analyze the parametric estimation for MOSFET switching delay, leakage current reduction , power dissipation and variation of temperature effects due to the parasitic devices. One solution to the problem of ever- increasing leakage is to force a non-stack device to a stack of two devices without affecting the input load. The stacking of two off devices has significantly reduced sub-threshold leakage compared to a single off device. Logic gates after stack forcing will reduce leakage power, but incur a delay penalty, similar to replacing a low- Vt device with a high-Vt device in a dual-Vt design. Due to stacking of devices, the drive current of a forced-stack gate will be lower resulting in increased delay. Here we can design a full adder logic circuit using stack transistors.

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[1] AMRITA SHRIVASTAVA, SACHIN BANDEWAR, ANAND KUMAR SINGH Department of Electronics and communication, RKDF University, Bhopal, “Performance analysis of Effects of Parasitic Elements on the MOSFET Current–Voltage Model on its physical parameters,” International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering (IJARCCE)

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