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Scaling Factor in VLSI Fabrication Formulas

Scaling factor is defined as the ratio by which the dimensions of the transistor are changed during the design process. And is denoted by Sf.

VLSI Fabrication formulas that make use of Scaling Factor

fxChannel Length after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxChannel Width after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxGate Oxide Thickness after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxJunction Depth after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxOxide Capacitance after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxAcceptor Concentration after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxPower Supply Voltage after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxThreshold Voltage after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxDonor Concentration after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxDrain Current after Full Scaling VLSI​Go
fxOxide Capacitance after Voltage Scaling VLSI​Go
fxDrain Current after Voltage Scaling VLSI​Go
fxPower Dissipation after Voltage Scaling VLSI​Go
fxPower Density after Voltage Scaling VLSI​Go

FAQ

What is the Scaling Factor?
Scaling factor is defined as the ratio by which the dimensions of the transistor are changed during the design process.
Can the Scaling Factor be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Scaling Factor, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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