Lecture 11 - MIT
6.012 Spring 2007 Lecture 11 7 Simplifications for hand calculations: Logic levels and noise margins • Assume VOL ≈VMIN and VOH ≈VMAX • Trace tangent of transfer function at VM – Slope = small signal voltage gain (Av) at VM •VIL ≈intersection of tangent with VOUT = VMAX •VIH ≈intersection of tangent with VOUT = VMIN It is hard to compute points in transfer …
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