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Below is a layout of an NMOS transistor. For the source-to-body junction capacitance Csb without external bias (VS = 0), the value of the sidewall capacitance component was half compared to the bottom plate capacitance component. Find the value of λ in um. Assume CJ = 4 fF/um2 and CJSW = 1 fF/um.

Below is a layout of an NMOS transistor. For the source-to-body junction capacitance Csb without external bias (VS = 0), the value of the sidewall capacitance component was half compared to the bottom plate capacitance component. Find the value of λ in um. Assume CJ = 4 fF/um2 and CJSW = 1 fF/um.

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  1. Below is a layout of an NMOS transistor. For the source-to-body junction capacitance C sb without external bias ( V S = 0 ) , the value of the sidewall capacitance component was half compared to the bottom plate capacitance component. Find the value of λ in um. Assume C J = 4 f F / u m 2 and C J S W = 1 f F / u m .

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