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Is regions in cmos dc characteristics based on experimental results? If not help me by explaining how nmos and pmos goes into saturation or linear or cutoff in each regions
In a CMOS inverter (the simplest CMOS circuit) when the input is a logic low (0V) the P-channel MOSFET is full on and the N-channel MOSFET is cutoff, thus the output is a logic one (V+ supply). When the input is high (V+) the N-MOSFET is full on and the P-MOSFET is cut off, thus the output is logic 0 (0V).
Is regions in cmos dc characteristics based on experimental results? If not help me by explaining how nmos and pmos goes into saturation or linear or cutoff in each regions
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