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Textbook in PDF format This book is intended as a main or supplementary text for senior and graduate-level courses in analog integrated circuit design, as well as a reference and a text for self or group studies by practicing design engineers. Especially in student design projects, we foresee that this book will be a valuable handbook as well as a reference, both on basic modeling issues and on specific MOSFET models encountered in circuit simulators. Likewise, practicing engineers can use the book to enhance their insight into the principles of MOSFET operation and modeling, thereby improving their design skills. We assume that the reader already has a basic knowledge of common electronic devices and circuits, and fundamental concepts such as small-signal operation and equivalent circuits. The book is organized into twelve chapters. In Chapter 1, the reader is introduced to the basic physics, the principles of operation, and the modeling of MOS structures and MOSFETs. This chapter also discusses many of the issues that are important in the modeling of modern-day MOSFETs. Chapter 2 walks the reader through the fabrication steps of modern MOSFET and CMOS technology. In Chapter 3, the special concerns and the challenges of accurate modeling of MOSFETs operating at radio frequencies are discussed. Chapter 4 deals with modeling of noise in MOSFETs. Distortion analysis, discussed in Chapter 5, is of special concern for analog MOSFET circuit design. In Chapters 6, 7, and 8, we present the state-of-the-art MOSFET models that are commonly used by the analog design community today. The models covered are BSIM4, EKV, MOS Model 9 and MOSA1. These chapters are written in a reference style to provide quick lookup when the book is used like a handbook. Chapters 9 and 10 are devoted to the modeling of other devices that are of importance in typical analog CMOS circuits, such as bipolar transistors (Chapter 9) and passive devices, including resistors, capacitors, and inductors (Chapter 10). The remaining two chapters deal with essential industry-related issues of circuit design. Chapter 11 discusses the important topic of modeling of process variations and device mismatch effects and Chapter 12 deals with the quality assurance of the device models used by the design houses

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