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For the circuit shown below, calculate the ratio of (W/L)n /(W/L)p for the provided input and output voltages. All nMOS transistors have same sizes and the transistors' parameters (NMOS and PMOS) are as follow: un=550 cm2/Vs, up=275 cm2/Vs, Esio2=3.9, eo=8.85*10-14 F/cm, tox=0.16 nm, Vthn=0.5V, Vthp=-0.5V, VDD=3.6V, (Note: Cox= ( ESi02*e0)/ tox))

For the circuit shown below, calculate the ratio of (W/L)n /(W/L)p for the provided input and output voltages. All nMOS transistors have same sizes and the transistors' parameters (NMOS and PMOS) are as follow: un=550 cm2/Vs, up=275 cm2/Vs, Esio2=3.9, eo=8.85*10-14 F/cm, tox=0.16 nm, Vthn=0.5V, Vthp=-0.5V, VDD=3.6V, (Note: Cox= ( ESi02*e0)/ tox))

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For the circuit shown below, calculate the ratio of (W/L)n /(W/L)p for the provided input and output voltages. All nMOS transistors have same sizes and the transistors' parameters (NMOS and PMOS) are as follow: un=550 cm2/Vs, up=275 cm2/Vs, Esio2=3.9, eo=8.85*10-14 F/cm, tox=0.16 nm, Vthn=0.5V, Vthp=-0.5V, VDD=3.6V, (Note: Cox= ( ESi02*e0)/ tox))

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