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thanks!! but I'm not very sure why the 1st one is not 3.3 since Vout = Vdd - Vtn?A.Anand Srinivasan said:the output of the first circuit is 3.6V and that of the second circuit is 4.3V....
i was thinking, the 1st one is Vout=Vdd-Vtn regardless of what is before that. and the second one, since Vg is less than Vd-Vtp, so Vout = Vin, am I right to think so???rajanarender_suram said:i think 1st one is 3.3V and second one is certainly 5V
Can you pls explain a bit what is pass transistor? I saw some examples on the pass transistors which are similar to these. BUT i'm not clear what is pass transistor.the_edge said:No no no, this is pass transistor logic...
For the first circuit Vout=4V, for the second Vout=5V...
Do you mean, telling you where is drain and source for the picture you have posted?the_edge said:This is pass-transistor logic...
The idea is that both transistor are ON at the same time...
Your example is just with one transistor.
I will ask you to tell me where is drain and source of both transistor... I will not answer it till tomorow, so please think about it...