Consider a family of logic gates that operates under the static discipline with the following voltage thresholds: VIL = VOL =0.5 V and VIH= VOH = 4.4 V a. Calculate the noise margins.
b. What is the highest voltage that must be interpreted by a receiver as a logical 0?
c. What is the lowest voltage that must be interpreted by a receiver as a logical 1?
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Consider the family of logic gates that operate under constant command with the following voltage thresholds is:
- Vil = 1.5 V, VOL = 0.5 V, VIH = 3.5 V, and VoH = 4.4 V.
- V, V, V, and V.
- Consider the design of the NAND N-input gate.
- In the design and MOSFETs are given to.
- The MOSFETs are V.
- The highest voltage representing logic 0 is VOL, the lowest input voltage representing 0 logic is VIL.
- If it is VIL <VOL, we know that any valid 0 logic produced by the exit gate will be interpreted as logic 0 at the next gate.
- For a CMOS gate operating at a voltage supply of 5 volts, acceptable input signal volumes range from 0 volts to 1.5 volts in the "low" mode, and 3.5 volts to 5 volts in the case of the "higher" concept.
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