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The CMOS inverter in Fig. has VDD = 1.8 V and VSS = 0 V. If VTN = 0.45 V and VTP = −0.45 V, what are the regions of operation of the transistors for (a) VI = VL? (b) VI = VH ? (c) VI = VO = 1.65 V?
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