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The trip point of a CMOS inverter is 0.6 V. The NMOS and PMOS devices have identical Cox, L and the magnitudes of their threshold voltages are both 0.2 V. You are also given that μn = 2.μp. Find the width of the NMOS transistor if the width of the PMOS transistor is 200nm. Assume that VDD = 1 V.

The trip point of a CMOS inverter is 0.6 V. The NMOS and PMOS devices have identical Cox, L and the magnitudes of their threshold voltages are both 0.2 V. You are also given that μn = 2.μp. Find the width of the NMOS transistor if the width of the PMOS transistor is 200nm. Assume that VDD = 1 V.

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The trip point of a CMOS inverter is 0.6 V . The NMOS and PMOS devices have identical C a x , L and the magnitudes of their threshold voltages are both 0.2 V . You are also given that μ n = 2 . μ p . Find the width of the NMOS transistor if the width of the PMOS transistor is 200nm. Assume that V D D = 1 V .

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