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CMOS circuits have significant amounts of dynamic short-circuit (or through) current. This can be as large as 20% of the total in well-designed circuits, and up to 80% of the total in circuits that have not been designed carefully. This current depends strongly on the relative sizes of the pull-up to pull-down paths. We introduce the dynamic short-circuit ratio to model this parameter. This allows accurate estimation of currents including the dynamic short-circuit current, and also results in improved delay estimation. Accuracy is typically within 10% of circuit-level simulation while operating at the switch-level abstraction.