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How to create a CMOS inverter chain.

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I was assigned to design chain according to 74CH04 at tempt 25C. Is this one correct? Do I need to improve the schematic? Tq for any help handsome guys :D.
 

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It looks as though it might be that simple. It wasn't assigned as a trick question, by any chance?

Could the CH series be different from other families?

Was there any specific characteristic the inverter should have?

Delayed transition? Static CMOS inverter? Saturated load digital inverter? Class A arrangement using one resistor and one mosfet? (Looking at the Wikipedia article.)
 
Anyone can recommended me website of reference for designeng schematic? mayb that has finished schematic?
 

Hi

first you dont have to add an excitation for your oscillator ( vin have to be omitted) ( the oscillator oscillates by itself !!)
second you have to set an initial condition for your oscillator to help the simulator converge
Simulation->Convergence Aids->Initial Condition
otherwise you have an excellent book from Razavi "Digital microelectronics circuits"
 
Hi again, I need to determine VOH and VOL for the circuit on first post, and fir simulate it we need to add current source, VOH= negative value current and VOL=positive value current. Can anyone plot me where should I place current source to circuit respectively for both VOL and VOH?
 

hi

are u talking about current or voltage ???
what u want to measure exactly period of oscillation or voltage swing ??
 

So you need just to measure Voh at 50% of the rising edge of the Vout signal and Vol at 50% of the falling edge of Vout signal
 

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