Homework 1 Problem 1
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The trade-offs discussed in the lecture are clear: increasing the inversion level improves speed and area requirement at the expense of increased power consumption. Working in weak inversion helps lower the power consumption but requires larger area and has poor performance in terms of speed. The moderate inversion region exhibits a compromise between speed and area consumption with very little additional power consumption penalty. The figure also illustrates the increased headroom requirement when operating at higher inversion levels as can be expected. It is also seen that moderate inversion imposes little additional headroom penalty compared to weak inversion.
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