12. Bonus question (Total: 5 points) a. For the fig. 5, draw the timing diagram of the output value (Voltage vs Time), assuming threshold voltage for NMOS/PMOS ($V_t$)=1V.
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The threshold voltage for NMOS is given as V = 1V IN, so we can assume it to be 1V. The threshold voltage for PMOS is given as VNO = 5V, so we can assume it to be 5V. Show more…
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