Lecture

Complex Gates: Exercise-2 Solution

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This lecture covers the design of complex logic gates in VLSI, focusing on PMOS and NMOS expressions and gate schematics. The instructor explains the dual expressions for PMOS and NMOS and provides sizing guidelines.

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