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Engineering, 23.04.2020 15:46, riley01weaver1

Suppose we wish to implement the two logic functions given by: F = A + B + C and G = A + B + C + D Assume both true and complementary signals are available.

(a) Implement these functions in dynamic CMOS as cascaded  stages so as to minimize the total transistor count
(b) Design an np-CMOS implementation of the same logic functions. Does this design display any of the difficulties of part (a)?

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