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The dual purpose of this chapter is to review the design and to analyze basic MOS digital circuits using first-order dc and transient design equations. Digital NMOS circuits are covered for completeness. They also highlight commonly used circuit analysis and design techniques. Circuit techniques as well as circuit structures are presented including CMOS transmission gate logic, dynamic CMOS, domino logic, NORA and Zipper circuit structures, CMOS nonthreshold logic and cascade voltage switch logic.

This chapter is based on a tutorial paper by M.I. Elmasry [1] .

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Embabi, S.H.K., Bellaouar, A., Elmasry, M.I. (1993). MOS Digital Integrated Circuits. In: Digital BiCMOS Integrated Circuit Design. The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science, vol 193. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3174-6_5

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