Consider a digital logic circuit with two diodes as shownin figure 1. The diodes D1 and D2 are ideal (i.e.Vy = 0).12Dov,out10D25V50kOFigure 1 A digital logic circuit with two ideal diodesA. Complete the equivalent circuit below and determine the output voltage voutoV and v, = 5V. Verify the conduction states of diodes by finding the current through D, and the voltageacross D,when vị =Note that the output voltage is the same when v, = 5V and v, = 0V.12Dout12D25V50k2Complete the equivalent circuit below and determine the output voltage vout when vị = v2 =В.5V.1ΩDQut105V50k2B. c. Construct a truth table from the results in Parts (a)-(c) and determine the digital logic gate that thediode circuit represents. Draw a CMOS circuit that performs the same digital logic. (Hint: It can bedone by combining two CMOS circuits shown in the lectures.)v1v2Vout

(a) Given data: V1=0 V V2=5 V By applying nodal analysis, Vout1+Vout-V21+Vout-550×103=0…

Consider a digital logic circuit with two diodes as shownin figure 1. The diodes D1 and D2 are ideal (i Vy = 0). 12 D out 10 D2 5V 50k2 Figure 1 A digital logic circuit with two ideal diodes A. Complete the equivalent circuit below and determine the output voltage vout oV and v, = 5V. Verify the conduction states of diodes by finding the current through D, and the voltage across D2 when vị = Note that the output voltage is the same when v, = 5V and v, = 0V. 12 D Fov out 12 D2 5V 50kn В. Complete the equivalent circuit below and determine the output voltage vout When vị = v2 = 5V. 12 D out 10 5V 50kn

Consider a digital logic circuit with two diodes as shownin figure 1. The diodes D1 and D2 are ideal (i Vy = 0). 12 D out 10 D2 5V 50k2 Figure 1 A digital logic circuit with two ideal diodes A. Complete the equivalent circuit below and determine the output voltage vout oV and v, = 5V. Verify the conduction states of diodes by finding the current through D, and the voltage across D2 when vị = Note that the output voltage is the same when v, = 5V and v, = 0V. 12 D Fov out 12 D2 5V 50kn В. Complete the equivalent circuit below and determine the output voltage vout When vị = v2 = 5V. 12 D out 10 5V 50kn

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