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For this problem, you can assume that VDD = 1.2 V, CG = 2 fF/μm, and CD = 1 fF/μm. In the Figure 3, on the evaluation edge, what is the delay of the dynamic gate shown below as a function of Rsq,NMOS CL, WA, and Wclk ? You can assume that CD = 0 and ignore slope effect.

For this problem, you can assume that VDD = 1.2 V, CG = 2 fF/μm, and CD = 1 fF/μm. In the Figure 3, on the evaluation edge, what is the delay of the dynamic gate shown below as a function of Rsq,NMOS CL, WA, and Wclk ? You can assume that CD = 0 and ignore slope effect.

For this problem, you can assume that VDD = 1.2 V, CG = 2 fF/μm, and CD = 1 fF/μm. In the Figure 3, on the evaluation edge, what is the delay of the dynamic gate shown below as a function of Rsq,NMOS CL, WA, and Wclk ? You can assume that CD = 0 and ignore slope effect.

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For this problem, you can assume that VDD = 1.2 V, CG = 2 fF/μm, and CD = 1 fF/μm. In the Figure 3, on the evaluation edge, what is the delay of the dynamic gate shown below as a function of Rsq,NMOS CL, WA, and Wclk ? You can assume that CD = 0 and ignore slope effect.

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