Friday 26 October 2012

Post # 261

Q.24)When/why metastability will occur?

Post # 260

Q.23)What is metastability?  --- A.23)Metastable state: An un-known state in between the two logical known states.

Post # 259

A.22)If the source&drain also connected properly it acts as a buffer.But suppose I/P is logic 1,O/P will be degraded 1 Similarly degraded 0.

Post # 258

Q.22)All of us know how an inverter works.What happens when the PMOS and NMOS are interchanged with one another in an inverter?

Post # 257

A.21)B'coz,In Transmission Gate, PMOS and NMOS aid each other rather competing with each other.

Post # 256

Q.21)Why PMOS and NMOS are sized equally in a Transmission Gates?(you can check all the past posts at: jigarforelectronics.blogspot.in)

Post # 255

…If the sizes of PMOS&NMOS are same,then PMOS takes long time to charge up the output node,to nulify this PMOS size kept larger than NMOS.

Post # 254

... In CMOS technology, NMOS helps in pulling down the output to ground & PMOS helps in pulling up the output to Vdd.

Post # 253

A.20)In PMOS the carriers are holes whose mobility is less[aprrox half]than the electrons,the carriers in NMOS.i.e.PMOS is slower than NMOS.

Post # 252

Q.20)In CMOS technology, IN DIGITAL DESIGN, why do we design the size of pmos to be higher than the nmos?(verilog interview Que.)

Tuesday 23 October 2012

Post # 251

A.19)The main difference between latch and FF is that latches are level sensitive while FF are edge sensitive.

Post # 250

Q.19)What is difference between latch and flipflop?

Post # 249

(…Contd)This is because the current in BJT is exponentially dependent on input where as in MOSFET it is square law.

Post # 248

A.18)BJT has higher gain because it has higher transconductance.This is because (Contd…)

Post # 247

Q.18)Which transistor has higher gain. BJT or MOS and why?

Post # 246

A.17)BJT is a current controlled device and MOSFET is a voltage controlled device.

Post # 245

Q.17)What is the fundamental difference between a MOSFET and BJT ?

Post # 244

A.16)Because it can not drive the output load straight away, so we gradually increase the size to get an optimized performance.

Post # 243

Q.16)Why do we gradually increase the size of inverters in buffer design? Why not give the output of a circuit to one large inverter?

Post # 242

To New Members: These are E_K's Interview Questionnaire Weeks...(For Final Year B.E./B.Tech) Students.
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Post # 241

...Those value of Resistors are typical values, For specific application it can be any value.In mobile phones it's about of mega ohm range!

Sunday 21 October 2012

Post # 238

(….Contd.)particularly in TTL, any floating input is considered as Logic 1. But it’s never a good idea to leave the input pins unconnected.

Post # 239

Q.15) What should be the value of Pull up/Pull Down Resistors ???