Question
Download Solution PDFThe preference for NMOS, when compared to other logic families arises
a) as it uses more silicon area
b) as it consumes less static power
c) as it utilizes a smaller silicon area
d) as it has a higher input impedance
Which of the following options is correct?
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDFNMOS has the following characteristics:
1. it uses a smaller silicon area.
2. it consumes high static power
3. it has a lower input impedance
Important points:
- CMOS technology is mainly used in digital logic circuits construction like microprocessors, microcontrollers, memory, etc.
- NMOS and PMOS technologies are also used in designing digital logic circuits and in this collection and transfer of charge mechanism is not used.
- Nowadays CMOS technology is used widely and no PMOS and very rare NMOS technology is used in designing an integrated circuit.
The key difference between NMOS, PMOS, and CMOS
NMOS |
PMOS |
CMOS |
Electrons are major carriers. |
Hole are major carriers. |
Both electrons and holes are a carrier. |
The P-type substrate is used |
The N-type substrate is used |
Both types of substrate are used based on application |
Source and drain are n-type |
Source and drain are p-type |
CMOS used NMOS and PMOS simultaneously. |
Conduct only when high voltage is applied to the gate |
Conduct only when low voltage is applied to the gate. |
NMOS and PMOS gate is connected based on applied voltage only one is conducted. |
Faster than PMOS |
Slower |
Very faster |
Rarely used in the design |
Almost not used for design |
Mostly CMOS is used for design. |
Good noise immunity |
Less noise immunity |
Excellent noise immunity |
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