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The questions and instructions for the midterm 2 exam of the eecs 141: electronic circuits course at the university of california, berkeley, taught by professor neureuther during the spring 1999 semester. The exam covers topics such as static analysis, transient analysis of cmos, ccmos and standard cells, and pass transistor and body effect.
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1a) (20 pts) Set up an equation for Vout and solve for Vout to an accuracy of 0.2 volts when Va = 3V and Vb = 5V.
1b) (20 pts) Find the minimum value of (W/L)p such that when Va = 5V and Vb = 0V, the output voltage (including the 100 uA current) will be less than or equal to 1.5V. Note that both Va and Vb have changed from part a.
Rpmos = 30 kohms / (W/L)p Rnmos = 10 kohms / (W/L)n For each source or drain Cdbp = 1.0 fF x (W/L)p Cdbn = 1.5 fF x (W/L)n
2a) (15 pts) Assuming the only capacitance present is Cl, find the worst case propagation delay.
2b) (15 pts) Using the Cdbp and Cdbn values given above and the (W/L) sizes shown, find the total internal capacitance which has the possibility of changing voltage.
2c) (10 pts) Find the worst case propagation delay when both Cl and the Cdb internal capacitances are present.
4b) (15 pts) List 5 reasons why t_phl and t_plh can be unequal.
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