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This work introduces a compact MOSFET model including quasi-ballistic effects. The proposed model is based on a combination of the one-flux scattering matrix approach with an advanced surface-potential-based model. The ballistic limit and traditional charge-sheet models are recovered as special cases. Circuit simulations demonstrate the practicality of the new approach to compact modeling.