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In the given CMOS circuit, VDDP & VDDN are the Supply Voltages. VIN is the Input Voltage. Threshold voltage for NMOS and PMOS transistors are given by Vtn and Vtp respectively. Consider ideal characteristics of transistors. Steady state value of VOUT is V (Note: If result is not an integer, round off to 2 decimal places, Ex: Round off 3.678 to 3.68, 3.671 to 3.67, 3.655 to 3.65)

In the given CMOS circuit, VDDP & VDDN are the Supply Voltages. VIN is the Input Voltage. Threshold voltage for NMOS and PMOS transistors are given by Vtn and Vtp respectively. Consider ideal characteristics of transistors. Steady state value of VOUT is V (Note: If result is not an integer, round off to 2 decimal places, Ex: Round off 3.678 to 3.68, 3.671 to 3.67, 3.655 to 3.65)

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In the given CMOS circuit, VDDP & VDDN are the Supply Voltages. VIN is the Input Voltage. Threshold voltage for NMOS and PMOS transistors are given by Vtn and Vtp respectively. Consider ideal characteristics of transistors.
Steady state value of VOUT is V (Note: If result is not an integer, round off to 2 decimal places, Ex: Round off 3.678 to 3.68 , 3.671 to 3.67 , 3.655 to 3.65 )

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