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Question 2 Consider a CMOS inverter where device parameters PMOS and NMOS are not matched. The transistor device parameters are: kn = 0.5 (mA/V2), Vtn = 1.5 V, kp = 1(mAV2), Vtp = −1 V, CL = 1 pF, VDD Use λ = 0 in your analysis. (a) Find Vin when ∂Vo/∂Vin is infinite on the VTC curve. Vin =

Question 2 Consider a CMOS inverter where device parameters PMOS and NMOS are not matched. The transistor device parameters are: kn = 0.5 (mA/V2), Vtn = 1.5 V, kp = 1(mAV2), Vtp = −1 V, CL = 1 pF, VDD Use λ = 0 in your analysis. (a) Find Vin when ∂Vo/∂Vin is infinite on the VTC curve. Vin =

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Question 2 Consider a CMOS inverter where device parameters PMOS and NMOS are not matched. . The transistor device parameters are:
k n = 0.5 ( m A V 2 ) , V t n = 1.5 V , k p = 1 ( m A V 2 ) , V t p = − 1 V , C L = 1 p F , V D D
Use λ = 0 in your analysis. (a) Find V in when ∂ V o ∂ V in is infinite on the VTC curve.
V i n =

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