Lecture 21
Lecture 21
• No office hours today or Thursday (catching a
plane right after class).
• Emily Allstot (TA) will give Friday lecture.
• Exam 2 in class on Monday 5/19
– MOSFETs
– MOSFETs in circuits and NMOS Logic
– HWs 4‐6
There is also capacitance to body (diode area and sidewall)
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MOSFET Capacitances: Saturation
In saturation, This is split
between S and D:
2/3 " 0
0
Still capacitance to body (diode area and sidewall)
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MOSFET Capacitances: Cutoff
In cutoff, just overlap
capacitance remains between
G and S/D:
0
0
Small capacitance between gate and body
0
Chapter 6
Digital Electronics
• True = “1”, False = “0”
• NOR = NOT(OR), NAND = NOT(AND)
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Boolean Identities
A + B = A B
Missing in text
• Requires an extra external power source
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“Real” Inverter
• VIL : Maximum vI recognized
as a low input logic level.
• VIH : Minimum vI recognized
as a high input logic level.
• VOH : The vO corresponding to
an input voltage of VIL.
• VOL : The vO corresponding to
an input voltage of VIH.
• VL : Nominal output voltage
corresponding to a low‐logic
state for vI = VH.
• VH : Nominal output voltage
corresponding to a high‐logic
state for vI = VL.