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The voltage transfer characteristics (VTC) of an inverter is shown below where VDD = 2.5 V and the noise margins are NMH = NML = 1 V. Calculate VIH, VIL, VM, and g.

The voltage transfer characteristics (VTC) of an inverter is shown below where VDD = 2.5 V and the noise margins are NMH = NML = 1 V. Calculate VIH, VIL, VM, and g.

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The voltage transfer characteristics (VTC) of an inverter is shown below where V D D = 2.5 V and the noise margins are N M H = N M L = 1 V . Calculate V I H , V I L , V M , and g .

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