A quick calculation I did with a 90nm model for I have some parameters with vt=0.3, vdd=1.2, subthreshold slope=90mV/decade and dibl coeff=0.1 seems to suggest that leakage would still be < 1/100th of the on current.
A quick calculation I did with a 90nm model for I have some parameters with vt=0.3, vdd=1.2, subthreshold slope=90mV/decade and dibl coeff=0.1 seems to suggest that leakage would still be < 1/100th of the on current.
The first-order model I was taught in school was that leakage current not considering DIBL used to be proportional to exp(vgs-vt) but thanks to DIBL leakage is now proportional to exp(vgs - vt + eta*vds). The eta here is the DIBL coefficient, which AFAIK is 0.1 or thereabouts.
The only way I see this having a significant effect is through the vt vs. speed trade-off I mentioned above. Lower vt's exponentially increase leakage power, so we push the vt up to combat leakage, but this reduces transistor speed because frequency is roughly proportional to the on-current which is roughly proportional to gate overdrive vdd - vt.