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Charge Redistribution/Charge Sharing: If Vdd = 1.5 V, CA and CB have initial zero charges. After the charge redistribution, what is the Vout? CA/CL = 1/5, CB/CL= 1/3

Charge Redistribution/Charge Sharing: If Vdd = 1.5 V, CA and CB have initial zero charges. After the charge redistribution, what is the Vout? CA/CL = 1/5, CB/CL= 1/3

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Charge Redistribution/Charge Sharing: If Vdd = 1.5 V, CA and CB have initial zero charges. After the charge redistribution, what is the Vout? CA/CL = 1/5, CB/CL= 1/3

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