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Did you know, by just varying supply voltage across the inverter, you can actually achieve a huge gain and save power - all of it by more than 50%? Did you know CMOS robustness towards power supply variation makes it a good candidate for low power design? Do we still go for these configurations? If yes, why? If not, why?
As I said, the above image is a classic VLSI interview question in top design companies including the ones which I have worked for. Interviewers can discuss the above image with you for close to an hour or more as the above CMOS characteristics form the fundamentals of low power design, physical design, STA and layouts.
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