Question: Using the provided PMOS input deck ( ProjectBase . in ) : A . Simulate the PMOS device, show its I - V plot, and

Using the provided PMOS input deck (ProjectBase.in):
A. Simulate the PMOS device, show its I-V plot, and find its threshold voltage (Vth).
B. Modify the code to create a conventional NMOS device for channel length \((\mathrm{Lg})\) that is assigned to your team, use appropriate materials, and doping.
C. Generate Id-Vg characteristics for Vd (range 0.01 V to 1.0 V ).
D. Use the generated transfer function to extract the threshold voltage, Vth (V), and subthreshold slope S (\(\mathrm{mV}/\mathrm{dec})\).
E. Now by knowing Vth you can generate output characteristics (\(\mathrm{Id}-\mathrm{Vd}\)) for various Vg , see the following hint.
Note: After you know Vth, generate the device characteristics for
\(\mathrm{Vg}=\mathrm{V}\) th and varying Vd from 0.01 to 1 V
\(\mathrm{Vg}=\mathrm{Vth}+0.2\) and varying Vd from 0.01 to 1 V
\(\mathrm{Vg}=\mathrm{Vth}+0.4\) and varying Vd from 0.01 to 1 V
\(\mathrm{Vg}=\mathrm{Vth}+0.6\) and varying Vd from 0.01 to 1 V
F.(Extra credit, optional) Repeat A through C for various Channel lengths (\(\mathrm{Lg}=28\mathrm{~nm}\),\(42\mathrm{~nm},65\mathrm{~nm},90\mathrm{~nm}\), and 120nm). Find their corresponding Vth and plot the threshold voltages vs. channel length. What do you see?
Submit:
- I-V characteristic curve and threshold voltage for original PMOS device.
- Overlaying characteristics curves for your NMOS (see above note), graphs
- NMOS device mesh structure, figure - NMOS device doping concentration, figure
- Values for threshold voltage, Vth (V), and sub-threshold slope, S,(mV/dec)
- Source and drain sheet resistance
-(optional) Vth versus Channel length plot
Expected NMOS structure after modification:

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