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Transcript 
Hot Carrier Effects
• Isub flowing into the
substrate causes an
IR
drop
in
the
substrate resulting in
Body bias – Substrate
Current induced Body
Effect (SCBE).
– SCBE results in Vth
drop and manifold
increase in
S. Saha
HO #3: ELEN 384 - Review MOS Transistors
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Isub

IDS.
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