Re: Top ten analog engineers

Dec 23, 2009 1 Replies


>>It might be amusing to suggest a class (SED lurkers) problem... design


> >>(at the CMOS transistor level) a three-input NAND, so that delays to
> >>output from each input are identical.
> Not just to satisfy equal delays... match paths, I care not the
> absolute delay for this question.

Got it. Twelve active devices, looks ugly. Uglier still when the outputs and inputs are buffered.

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