R. Van Langevelde, J. Paasschens, A. Scholten, R. Havens, L. Tiemeijer, D. Klaassen
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New compact model for induced gate current noise [MOSFET]
Accurate compact modeling of induced gate noise is a prerequisite for RF CMOS circuit design. Existing models underestimate the induced gate noise for short-channel devices. In this paper, a new model is introduced, based on an improved Klaassen-Prins approach, which accurately accounts for velocity saturation. The model accurately describes noise without fitting any additional parameters.