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Corner Simulation of CMOS Analog Integrated Circuit Taking into Account Radiation Influence
Sergei Ryzhov1,2, Vadim Kuznetsov2, Vladimir Andreev2
1JSC "Experimental Design Bureau of Microelectronics (OKB MEL)", 75-2, Grabtsevskoye Shosse, 248003 Kaluga, Russia.
Abstract:
This paper proposes a corner analysis approach for CMOS circuits taking into the account radiation effects. The presented simulation approach is implemented using the open-source design automation (EDA) software QUCS-S 25.2.0 and Ngspice 45. It was developed a radiation-sensitive field-effect transistor (RADFET) SPICE macromodel representing threshold voltage shift versus radiation dose. The extraction procedure for this model is based on statistical measurements of pMOS transistors and process corner models (Slow, Typical, Fast) and involves percentile analysis. The article proposes an original design of the RADFET-based radiation sensor with RADFET device and CMOS readout circuit placed on the same die, which allows us to simplify the dosimeter schematic. The sensor output parameter dependency on process parameters, supply voltage, and temperature was investigated using the proposed simulation approach.
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