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The outputs of two CMOS inverters are accidentally tied together, as shown in Figure below. What is the voltage at the common output node if the left inverter has a propagation delay of 1 ns while the right inverter has a propagation delay of 2 ns ? Assume that the two inputs are applied at the same time.

The outputs of two CMOS inverters are accidentally tied together, as shown in Figure below. What is the voltage at the common output node if the left inverter has a propagation delay of 1 ns while the right inverter has a propagation delay of 2 ns ? Assume that the two inputs are applied at the same time.

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The outputs of two CMOS inverters are accidentally tied together, as shown in Figure below. What is the voltage at the common output node if the left inverter has a propagation delay of 1 n s while the right inverter has a propagation delay of 2 n s ? Assume that the two inputs are applied at the same time.

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