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CMOS Logic Gates Overview
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- Basic Concepts
- CMOS logic uses complementary NMOS and PMOS transistors
- PMOS acts as pull-up network, NMOS as pull-down network
- CMOS logic has lower static power consumption than single transistor designs
- CMOS logic has higher noise margin than single transistor designs
- NMOS Transistor Characteristics
- NMOS passes weak logic '1' but strong logic '0'
- NMOS inverters cause static power dissipation during clock transitions
- NMOS output limited to VDD-VT range due to transistor ON/OFF states
- PMOS Transistor Characteristics
- PMOS passes strong logic '1' but weak logic '0'
- PMOS used in pull-up networks for voltage control
- PMOS inverters cause static power dissipation during clock transitions
- Implementation
- CMOS logic gates consist of pull-up and pull-down networks
- NAND and NOR gates use NMOS transistors in series/parallel
- OR and AND gates implemented by connecting inverters to respective gates
- XOR and XNOR gates implemented similarly using NMOS and PMOS networks