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Figure 1 shows a CMOS inverter along with its Voltage Transfer Characteristics (VTC). Assuming that VDD = 5V, Vtn = |Vtp| = 1 V, lambda_n = lambda_p = 0 V^-1, provide the values of the voltages marked on the VTC in Table 1 given below.

Figure 1 shows a CMOS inverter along with its Voltage Transfer Characteristics (VTC). Assuming that VDD = 5V, Vtn = |Vtp| = 1 V, lambda_n = lambda_p = 0 V^-1, provide the values of the voltages marked on the VTC in Table 1 given below.

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Figure 1 shows a CMOS inverter along with its Voltage Transfer Characteristics (VTC). Assuming that VDD = 5V, Vtn = |Vtp| = 1 V, lambda_n = lambda_p = 0 V^-1, provide the values of the voltages marked on the VTC in Table 1 given below.

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