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Introduction
• Inverter is fundamental logic gate uses single input.

• Basic principles employing in design and analysis of


inverter can be directly applied on complex gates.

• Therefore inverter design forms basis for digital circuits.

• First we start with DC Characteristics.

What do you understand by DC response of the


circuit?

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Introduction (contd.)
The DC response is Ultra Low Frequency response of the
Circuit.
– When you are at a logic low or high before switching it
is a DC condition.

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Actual Inverter Characteristics


General Model of inverter

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Noise Immunity and Noise Margins

• Output signal is transmitted through interconnect to next inverter.


• Interconnects are prone to noise. Suppose output of 1st inverter is
perturbed, and its level is higher than VIL than it can not be correctly
predicted at output of 2nd inverter.
• Thus VIL is max allowable input voltage which is low enough to ensure
‘1’ output.
• Similarly VIH is minimum allowable input voltage which is high enough
to ensure ‘0’ output.
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Noise Immunity and Noise Margins


• Noise tolerance also called Noise Margins and denoted by NM. Two
noise margins will be defined : for low signal level as NML and high
signal level as NMH as

• Justification for VIL and VIH


Vout  f (Vin ); Vout
'
 f (Vin  Vnoise )
dVout
V '
out  f (vin )  Vnoise
dVin
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Critical Parameters for Inverter design


• There are five critical voltage points
determine DC Characteristics and Noise
margins :

• VIL.
• VIH.
• VOL.
• VOH.
• VTH.

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CMOS INVERTER

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Region of operation:
CUTOFF LINEAR SATURATED
VGSP  VTOP VGSP  VTOP VGSP  VTOP
PMOS VIN  VTOP  VDD VIN  VTOP  VDD
VIN  VTOP  VDD VDSP  VGSP -VTOP VDSP  VGSP -VTOP
VOU T  VIN -VTOP VOU T  VIN -VTOP

CUTOFF LINEAR SATURATED


VGSn  VTOn VGSn  VTOn VGSn  VTOn
NMOS VIN  VTOn VIN  VTOn
 
VIN  VTOn VDSn  VGSn -VTOn VDSn  VGSn -VTOn
VOUT  VIN -VTOn VOU T  VIN -VTOn
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VTC Characteristic

A : P Lin N Off
B : P Lin N Sat
C : P sat N Sat
D : P Sat N Lin
E : P off N Lin

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If KR = 1 Then
 

Ideal Logic threshold


value.
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Next Topic

MOS Inverter : Dynamic Characteristics

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