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1. Give a complementary p-channel network to the n-channel network shown in Figure 1. 2. What is the logic function realized by the gate shown in Figure 1? 3. Design a CMOS gate that realizes the function, out = x1 + x2(x3 + x2). Simplify the gate.

1. Give a complementary p-channel network to the n-channel network shown in Figure 1. 2. What is the logic function realized by the gate shown in Figure 1? 3. Design a CMOS gate that realizes the function, out = x1 + x2(x3 + x2). Simplify the gate.

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1. Give a complementary p-channel network to the n-channel network shown in Figure 1. 2. What is the logic function realized by the gate shown in Figure 1? 3. Design a CMOS gate that realizes the function, out = x1 + x2(x3 + x2). Simplify the gate.

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