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Compute transition times for a four-input NAND gate with 8 /2 pulldown (the W/L = 8/2 for n-type transistors) and 8/2 pullup that drives an identically-sized NOR four-input gate (the NAND gate only drives one input of the NOR gate): (10 pt) a) Rise time b) Fall time

Compute transition times for a four-input NAND gate with 8 /2 pulldown (the W/L = 8/2 for n-type transistors) and 8/2 pullup that drives an identically-sized NOR four-input gate (the NAND gate only drives one input of the NOR gate): (10 pt) a) Rise time b) Fall time

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  1. Compute transition times for a four-input NAND gate with 8 / 2 pulldown (the W / L = 8 / 2 for n-type transistors) and 8 / 2 pullup that drives an identically-sized NOR fourinput gate (the NAND gate only drives one input of the NOR gate): (10pt) a) Rise time b) Fall time

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