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a) Find tf, t,, TPLH, TPHL, and tp for the resistively loaded inverter in figure below with C = 0.5 pF and R= 28.8 kN, C=0.5 pF, VDD= 5 V, W/L = 2.22/1, VH=5 V, VL= 0.20 V, and Ks= (2.22)(100 x 10-6 A/V²). b) Verify your design in part(a) using PSPICE or Multisim package and shows the transient simulation (Time versus Voltage). 28.8 K

a) Find tf, t,, TPLH, TPHL, and tp for the resistively loaded inverter in figure below with C = 0.5 pF and R= 28.8 kN, C=0.5 pF, VDD= 5 V, W/L = 2.22/1, VH=5 V, VL= 0.20 V, and Ks= (2.22)(100 x 10-6 A/V²). b) Verify your design in part(a) using PSPICE or Multisim package and shows the transient simulation (Time versus Voltage). 28.8 K

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a) Find t f, tr , TPLH, TPHL, and tp for the resistively loaded inverter in figure below with C = 0.5 pF and R= 28.8 kN, C=0.5 pF, VDD=5 V, W/L =2.22/1, VH=5 V, VL= 0.20 V, and Ks= (2.22)(100 x 10-6 A/V²). b) Verify your design in part(a) using PSPICE or Multisim package and shows the transient simulation (Time versus Voltage). R 28.8 K VDD 5 V Ms C * 0.5 pF tf t, TPLH, ТРHL, TP Calculated Simulated % Difference
Transcribed Image Text:a) Find t f, tr , TPLH, TPHL, and tp for the resistively loaded inverter in figure below with C = 0.5 pF and R= 28.8 kN, C=0.5 pF, VDD=5 V, W/L =2.22/1, VH=5 V, VL= 0.20 V, and Ks= (2.22)(100 x 10-6 A/V²). b) Verify your design in part(a) using PSPICE or Multisim package and shows the transient simulation (Time versus Voltage). R 28.8 K VDD 5 V Ms C * 0.5 pF tf t, TPLH, ТРHL, TP Calculated Simulated % Difference
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