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Part II Fill in the dots 8. State two of the most significant drawbacks of pseudo-nMOS circuits: (a) (b) 9. Dynamic circuits utilize two phases for the system clock; the first phase is known as _______________ in which the output is pre-charged to high-state, whereas the second phase is known as _______________ where the only allowable transition for the input is _______________ to _______________ transition, while for the output the only allowable transition is the _______________ to _______________ transition. Therefore, to cascade two stages of dynamic circuits, we must insert a _______________ stage in between. 10. Figure 2 indicates three mechanisms for static power dissipation in a typical MOS transistor and identifies them with the letters, A, B and C. State, in the following spaces, what mechanism each letter stands for. A stands for: B stands for: C stands for: Gate Source Drain B C Substrate Figure 2

          Part II Fill in the dots
8. State two of the most significant drawbacks of pseudo-nMOS circuits:
(a) 
(b) 
9. Dynamic circuits utilize two phases for the system clock; the first phase is known as _______________ in
which the output is pre-charged to high-state, whereas the second phase is known as _______________
where the only allowable transition for the input is _______________ to _______________ transition, while for the
output the only allowable transition is the _______________ to _______________ transition.
Therefore, to cascade two stages of dynamic circuits, we must insert a _______________ stage in between.
10. Figure 2 indicates three mechanisms for static power dissipation in a typical MOS transistor and identifies
them with the letters, A, B and C. State, in the following spaces, what mechanism each letter stands for.
A stands for: 
B stands for: 
C stands for: 
Gate
Source
Drain
B
C
Substrate
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Part II Fill in the dots
8. State two of the most significant drawbacks of pseudo-nMOS circuits:
(a) 
(b) 
9. Dynamic circuits utilize two phases for the system clock; the first phase is known as  in
which the output is pre-charged to high-state, whereas the second phase is known as 
where the only allowable transition for the input is  to  transition, while for the
output the only allowable transition is the  to  transition.
Therefore, to cascade two stages of dynamic circuits, we must insert a  stage in between.
10. Figure 2 indicates three mechanisms for static power dissipation in a typical MOS transistor and identifies
them with the letters, A, B and C. State, in the following spaces, what mechanism each letter stands for.
A stands for: 
B stands for: 
C stands for: 
Gate
Source
Drain
B
C
Substrate
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Part II: Fill in the blanks 8. State two of the most significant drawbacks of pseudo-nMOS circuits: a)... (b)... 9. Dynamic circuits utilize two phases for the system clock; the first phase is known as the pre-charge phase, in which the output is pre-charged to a high state, whereas the second phase is known as the evaluation phase, where the only allowable transition for the input is a low-to-high transition, while for the output the only allowable transition is a high-to-low transition. Therefore, to cascade two stages of dynamic circuits, we must insert an intermediate stage in between. 10. Figure 2 indicates three mechanisms for static power dissipation in a typical MOS transistor and identifies them with the letters A, B, and C. State, in the following spaces, what mechanism each letter stands for. A stands for: Gate B stands for: Substrate C stands for: Drain
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00:01 Logical effort.
00:10 It is a measure of the relative delay of a gate compared to an inverter...
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