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Copy and paste the transistors from the Multisim file "CD4007" to build a CMOS inverter in Multisim. Perform a "DC Sweep" to generate the voltage-transfer characteristic (VTC) of the inverter. Use cursors to find where the VTC slope is -1 and determine the values for the noise margins, NML and NMH (See section 14.2 . 2).

Copy and paste the transistors from the Multisim file "CD4007" to build a CMOS inverter in Multisim. Perform a "DC Sweep" to generate the voltage-transfer characteristic (VTC) of the inverter. Use cursors to find where the VTC slope is -1 and determine the values for the noise margins, NML and NMH (See section 14.2 . 2).

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Copy and paste the transistors from the Multisim file "CD4007" to build a CMOS inverter in Multisim. Perform a "DC Sweep" to generate the voltage-transfer characteristic (VTC) of the inverter. Use cursors to find where the VTC slope is -1 and determine the values for the noise margins, N M L and N M H (See section 14.2 .2 ).

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