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What is the on-resistance and voltage VO for the parallel combination of the NMOS (W/L = 14/1) and PMOS (W/L = 35/1) transistors in Fig. P5.55 for VIN = 0 V? (b) For VIN = 5 V? This circuit is called a transmission-gate. Figure P5.55

What is the on-resistance and voltage VO for the parallel combination of the NMOS (W/L = 14/1) and PMOS (W/L = 35/1) transistors in Fig. P5.55 for VIN = 0 V? (b) For VIN = 5 V? This circuit is called a transmission-gate. Figure P5.55

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5.55. What is the on-resistance and voltage V O for the parallel combination of the NMOS ( W / L = 14 / 1 ) and PMOS ⁡ ( W / L = 35 / 1 ) transistors in Fig. P5.55 for V I N = 0 V ? (b) For V I N = 5 V ? This circuit is called a transmission-gate.
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