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Pass-Transistor Logic
Pass-Transistor Logic 1. EE141. Pass-Transistor Logic B. Switch Out A. Out Inputs Network B. B. N transistors No static consumption Primary inputs drive the gate terminals + source-drain terminals. In contrast to static CMOS . primary inputs drive gate terminals. 2. EE141. Example: AND Gate When B is 1 , top device turns on and copies the input B. A to output F. When B is low, bottom device turns on and passes a 0 . A. The presence of the switch driven by B is essential to ensure that the gate is static a low-impedance path B. must exist to supply rails. F = AB. Adv.: Fewer devices to implement some functions. Example: AND2 requires 4 devices (including inverter to 0. invert B) vs. 6 for complementary CMOS (lower total capacitance). NMOS is effective at passing a 0, but poor at pulling a node to Vdd.
Solution 3: Transmission Gate A B C C A B C C B CL C= 0 V A = 2.5 V C = 2.5 V NMOS passes a strong “0” PMOS passes a strong “1” Transmission gates enable rail-to-rail swing These gates are particularly efficient in implementing MUXs A M 2 M 1 B S S S F V DD F=(AS+ BS) 6 devices vs. 8 for complementary CMOS
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