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b) There are five different sizes of CMOS inverter gates with one NMOS and one PMOS, including (A) (WL)n = 10, (WL)p = 10, (B) (WL)n = 5, (WL)p = 10, (C) (WL)n = 10, (WL)p = 5, (D) (WL)n = 10, (WL)p = 2, and (E) (WL)n = 2, (WL)p = 10. Please show the relative relationship between (A)-(E), and (1)-(5) in the Voltage Transfer Characteristics Curve Below. (10 points)

b) There are five different sizes of CMOS inverter gates with one NMOS and one PMOS, including (A) (WL)n = 10, (WL)p = 10, (B) (WL)n = 5, (WL)p = 10, (C) (WL)n = 10, (WL)p = 5, (D) (WL)n = 10, (WL)p = 2, and (E) (WL)n = 2, (WL)p = 10. Please show the relative relationship between (A)-(E), and (1)-(5) in the Voltage Transfer Characteristics Curve Below. (10 points)

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b) There are five different sizes of CMOS inverter gates with one NMOS and one PMOS, including (A) ( W L ) n = 10 , ( W L ) p = 10 , (B) ( W L ) n = 5 , ( W L ) p = 10 , (C) ( W L ) n = 10 , ( W L ) p = 5 , (D) ( W L ) n = 10 , ( W L ) p = 2 , and (E) ( W L ) n = 2 , ( W L ) p = 10 . Please show the relative relationship between (A)-(E), and (1)-(5) in the Voltage Transfer Characteristics Curve Below. (10 points)

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