CMOS Logic Implementation: Pull-ups, Pull-downs, and Gates, Assignments of Very large scale integration (VLSI)

An overview of CMOS logic implementation, including pull-up and pull-down networks, NMOS and PMOS pull-downs, CMOS inverters, and examples of CMOS gates such as NAND and full adders.

Typology: Assignments

2019/2020

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CMOS Logic Implementation
Pull-up - A network that provides a low resistance path to Vdd
when
input is logic ‘0' and provides a high resistance to Vdd when input is
logic ‘1'.
Pull down - A network that provides a low resistance path to
Gnd
when input is logic ‘1' and provides a high resistance to Gnd when
input is logic ‘0'.
Created By Vinit Tarey
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CMOS Logic Implementation

  • Pull-up - A network that provides a low resistance path to Vdd

when

input is logic ‘0' and provides a high resistance to Vdd when input is

logic ‘1'.

  • Pull down - A network that provides a low resistance path to Gnd when input is logic ‘1' and provides a high resistance to Gnd when input is logic ‘0'.

NMOS OR PULL DOWN

PMOS or PULL DOWN

PMOS or PULL DOWN

A Two Input CMOS NAND GATE

Complex Implementation

Example 9 CMOS FULL Adder

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