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Obtain the steady-state voltages at the nodes of the following circuit. All capacitances are 0.1pF each, all transistors have W/L = 3, VDD = 1 , Vtn = 0.25 V, Vtp = −0.35 V, and L = 100 nm.

Obtain the steady-state voltages at the nodes of the following circuit. All capacitances are 0.1pF each, all transistors have W/L = 3, VDD = 1 , Vtn = 0.25 V, Vtp = −0.35 V, and L = 100 nm.

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Obtain the steady-state voltages at the nodes of the following circuit. All capacitances are 0.1pF each, all transistors have W/L = 3, VDD = 1 , Vtn = 0.25 V, Vtp = −0.35 V, and L = 100 nm.

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