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Why do we gradually increase the size of a CMOS inverter in each cascaded stage?

siliconvlsiBy siliconvlsiJune 29, 2023Updated:October 13, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Gradually increasing the size of a CMOS inverter in each cascaded stage ensures proper signal amplification and voltage levels throughout the circuit. Increasing the size of the inverters improves the overall voltage gain, enabling larger output voltage swings and enhancing noise immunity.

This gradual size increase helps maintain signal integrity, minimize signal degradation, and boost the overall performance of the cascaded CMOS inverter circuit.

 

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