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CMOS Inverter switching characteristics

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CMOS Inverter switching characteristics

Question 1 of 2 Question 1 of 2

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To define Rise Time and Fall Time of CMOS Inverter. Rise Time is time delay from ( 90%, 10%, 50% ) of the output voltage to ( 10%, 50%, 90% ) of the output voltage; Fall Time is time delay from ( 10%, 50%, 90% ) of the output voltage to ( 90%, 50%, 10% ) of the output voltage.

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Question 2 of 2 Question 2 of 2

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To define the propagation delay time of CMOS Inverter. Propagation Delay from High to Low is time delay from V(OH) to ( 50%, 90%, 10% ) of the output voltage; Propagation Delay from Low to High is time delay from V(OL) to ( 50%, 10%, 90% ) of the output voltage.

CMOS Inverter switching characteristics

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CMOS Inverter switching characteristics

CMOS Inverter switching characteristics

Question 1 of 2 Question 1 of 2

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Explanation

Question 2 of 2 Question 2 of 2

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To define the propagation delay time of CMOS Inverter. Propagation Delay from High to Low is time delay from V(OH) to 90%10%50%( 50%, 90%, 10% ) of the output voltage; Propagation Delay from Low to High is time delay from V(OL) to 90%50%10%( 50%, 10%, 90% ) of the output voltage.

Explanation

To define the propagation delay time of CMOS Inverter. Propagation Delay from High to Low is time delay from V(OH) to ( 50%, 90%, 10% ) of the output voltage; Propagation Delay from Low to High is time delay from V(OL) to ( 50%, 10%, 90% ) of the output voltage.