Reverse Saturation Current ,Is Formula

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Homework Statement



I am work on VLSI study currently and I am having problem in the static power consumption.

Homework Equations



I have an equation here, I= Is [e^qv/kt - 1] and I just wish to know is there any formula for calculation the Is.

The Attempt at a Solution

 
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First, I have moved your post from the Introductory Physics subforum to the Engineering, Comp Sci, & Technology subforum.

Second: is this for a homework assignment? (If not, there is yet another forum to move it to...)

Thirdly, I'll actually address the question you asked :smile:! As far as I know, the value of Is is usually given in any homework question using that formula -- unless the question is asking you to find Is, in which case the other variables would have to be given to you.
 
There's a formula for Is. But I can't tell you if it is a homework problem.