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An improved substrate current model for deep submicron CMOS transistors
A simple and accurate substrate current model was developed by modifying the model of ionization characteristic length and tested for both n-channel and p-channel devices against the measurement data. It shows a better match by comparing with other models reported in the literature. The model has been used to simulate the transient substrate current in circuit operating conditions to show its ability to predict the device and circuit lifetime.