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Second Order Effects in cmos

siliconvlsiBy siliconvlsiMay 10, 2023Updated:May 13, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Second Order Effects in CMOS

Second-order effects in CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) technology refer to non-ideal behaviors that develop as a result of the physical constraints of the circuit’s used components. The second Order Effect of CMOS is an unwanted effect in CMOS, which is the following.

  • Channel Length Modulation
  • Hot-Carrier Effects
  • Mobility Degradation
  • Temperature Dependence
  • Threshold Voltage
  • Velocity Saturation

 

 

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