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The voltage transfer characteristic (VTC) for a logic inverter is shown in Figure P1.1. For this inverter, determine the following: (a) VOH, VOL, VIL, VIH and VM (b) the logic swing (c) the transition width (d) the noise margins, noise sensitivities, and noise immunity levels

The voltage transfer characteristic (VTC) for a logic inverter is shown in Figure P1.1. For this inverter, determine the following: (a) VOH, VOL, VIL, VIH and VM (b) the logic swing (c) the transition width (d) the noise margins, noise sensitivities, and noise immunity levels The voltage transfer characteristic (VTC) for a logic inverter is shown in Figure P1.1. For this inverter, determine the following: (a) VOH, VOL, VIL, VIH and VM (b) the logic swing (c) the transition width (d) the noise margins, noise sensitivities, and noise immunity levels

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The voltage transfer characteristic (VTC) for a logic inverter is shown in Figure P1.1. For this inverter, determine the following: (a) VOH, VOL, VIL, VIH and VM (b) the logic swing (c) the transition width (d) the noise margins, noise sensitivities, and noise immunity levels

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