Consider the inverter shown and the associated waveform. A rising edge is delivered to the input, resulting in a falling output. Then a falling edge is delivered to the input resulting in a rising edge at the output. At each marked time-point on the waveform (t1-t6), find the drain current and region of operation (cutoff, triode, saturation) for both M1 and M2. Assume a basic Shockley model for the transistors (square-law operation; no subthreshold current). Use the following parameters. ■ VDD=1.8V. ■ VTN=|VTP| = 0.4V ẞn=ẞp=10 UA/V² (ẞ is the total transconductance parameter, equivalent to μCoxW/L; see W&H 2.2) Present your results in a table, with each time point as a row, with your work below it. VDD M1 Y\ 1.8V A OV 1.8V Y tt 1.7V -0.9 0.8V M2 αν

Consider the inverter shown and the associated waveform. A rising edge is delivered to the input, resulting in a falling output. Then a falling edge is delivered to the input resulting in a rising edge at the output. At each marked time-point on the waveform (t1-t6), find the drain current and region of operation (cutoff, triode, saturation) for both M1 and M2. Assume a basic Shockley model for the transistors (square-law operation; no subthreshold current). Use the following parameters. ■ VDD=1.8V. ■ VTN=|VTP| = 0.4V ẞn=ẞp=10 UA/V² (ẞ is the total transconductance parameter, equivalent to μCoxW/L; see W&H 2.2) Present your results in a table, with each time point as a row, with your work below it. VDD M1 Y\ 1.8V A OV 1.8V Y tt 1.7V -0.9 0.8V M2 αν

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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