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Design a circuit for a static CMOS logic cell which is realized by Z=A.(B+C)+D.E. Size the devices so that the worst-case drive resistance is the same as an inverter with WN/L=1 and WP/L =2.

Design a circuit for a static CMOS logic cell which is realized by Z=A.(B+C)+D.E. Size the devices so that the worst-case drive resistance is the same as an inverter with WN/L=1 and WP/L =2.

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Design a circuit for a static CMOS logic cell which is realized by Z=A.(B+C)+D.E. Size the devices so that the worst-case drive resistance is the same as an inverter with WN/L=1 and WP/L =2.

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