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146 2. Tutorial<br />

D<br />

G<br />

S<br />

VGS<br />

gm*VGS<br />

GDS<br />

gmb*VBS<br />

VBS<br />

B<br />

S<br />

Figure 9.2: Low-frequency small-signal model for MOS transistors<br />

To describe the MOSFET AC operation at higher frequencies more accurately a number of parasitic<br />

capacitances are added to the low-frequency model, namely the gate-source and gate-drain capacitances<br />

CGS and CGD, and the bulk-source and bulk-drain capacitances CBS and CBD. The resulting highfrequency<br />

AC model is displayed in Figure 9.3. For simplicity, we have neglected the ohmic<br />

resistances in the drain and source regions which are usually accounted for by two additional<br />

resistors in between the physical drain and source connections and the corresponding terminals of<br />

the internal MOSFET device.<br />

CGD<br />

D<br />

CBD<br />

G<br />

VGS<br />

CGS<br />

GDS<br />

CBS<br />

B<br />

VBS<br />

S<br />

gm*VGS<br />

gmb*VBS<br />

S<br />

Figure 9.3: High-frequency small-signal model for MOS transistors<br />

Implementation of Small-Signal MOS Transistor Models<br />

For the following calculations we do not need the high-frequency MOSFET equivalent circuit.<br />

Therefore, we only implement the low-frequency model at this point. The former will be dealt with<br />

later when you have learned more about advanced techniques for associating numerical design-point<br />

values with symbolic subcircuit parameters.<br />

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