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A new dose rate model for SOI MOSFETs and its implementation in SPICE
A new SPICE based dose rate model is proposed for SOI MOSFETs, which accounts for collections of excess carriers by both source/body and drain/body junctions. It is also identified that the parasitic bipolar transistor does not play a significant role within the range of dose rate of interest. An implementation method for circuit level simulation is described. The validity of this model has been verified by test results.