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Describe the difference between NMOS and PMOS. Find a logic equation for 1 bit adder circuit; Out = A + B. Find logic equation of a given truth table, and draw logic circuit. Construct a CMOS circuit to implement the above logic equation and describe operation of your circuit. When input A is at Vdd, input B is at supply voltage (Vdd), and input C is at GND, which transistors are ON, which ones are OFF, and what is output voltage of your circuit). According to your answer in question 2, what input combination has the fastest and slowest delay.

Describe the difference between NMOS and PMOS. Find a logic equation for 1 bit adder circuit; Out = A + B. Find logic equation of a given truth table, and draw logic circuit. Construct a CMOS circuit to implement the above logic equation and describe operation of your circuit. When input A is at Vdd, input B is at supply voltage (Vdd), and input C is at GND, which transistors are ON, which ones are OFF, and what is output voltage of your circuit). According to your answer in question 2, what input combination has the fastest and slowest delay.

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  1. Describe the difference between NMOS and PMOS.
  2. Find a logic equation for 1 bit adder circuit; Out = A + B .
  3. Find logic equation of a given truth table, and draw logic circuit.
  1. Construct a CMOS circuit to implement the above logic equation and describe operation of your circuit. When input A is at V d d , input B is at supply voltage (Vdd), and input C is at GND, which transistors are ON, which ones are OFF, and what is output voltage of your circuit).
  2. According to your answer in question 2, what input combination has the fastest and slowest delay.

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