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Q3: RC Energy Model When applying a step input (with Vin going from VDD to 0 ) to a CMOS inverter, an amount of energy is provided by the power source. How much energy is delivered by the power supply? How much energy is stored in the capacitor? (Assume NMOS/PMOS equivalent R = 1 kohm, CL = 1 nF )

Q3: RC Energy Model When applying a step input (with Vin going from VDD to 0 ) to a CMOS inverter, an amount of energy is provided by the power source. How much energy is delivered by the power supply? How much energy is stored in the capacitor? (Assume NMOS/PMOS equivalent R = 1 kohm, CL = 1 nF )

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Q3: RC Energy Model When applying a step input (with Vin going from VDD to 0 ) to a CMOS inverter, an amount of energy is provided by the power source. How much energy is delivered by the power supply? How much energy is stored in the capacitor? (Assume NMOS/PMOS equivalent R = 1 k o h m , C L = 1 n F )

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