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I would like to know a typical W/L value for a MOSFET transistor.
L = channel length
W = channel width/transistor width
I am currently designing L to be L = 0.0001 cm for a transistor.
Cox = 5nF
mobility 1155 cm^2/Vs
K = 0.583 mA/V^2
This gives W = 20 cm. But this is way to large for a single transistor and W/L = 200,000 roughly.
I guess W and L should be about the same for one transistor?
L = channel length
W = channel width/transistor width
I am currently designing L to be L = 0.0001 cm for a transistor.
Cox = 5nF
mobility 1155 cm^2/Vs
K = 0.583 mA/V^2
This gives W = 20 cm. But this is way to large for a single transistor and W/L = 200,000 roughly.
I guess W and L should be about the same for one transistor?
