OPERATION CMOS Inverter:The voltage Transfer characteristic curve of CMOS Inverter is calculated as:\(\left. {\begin{array}{*{20}{c}} {Region\;\left( 1 \right) \to {V_i} < {V_{th}}\;NMOS\;OFF}\\ {Region\;\left( 2 \right) \to {V_i} > {V_{D0}} - \left| {{V_{ip}}} \right|\;\;PMOS\;OFF} \END{array}} \right\}\)In this region, CMOS Inverter can be used as a NOT Gate.Region (3): CMOS inverter can be used as an amplifier because small changes in input voltage (in mV) can cause a large change in output voltage.Emitter-coupled-logic (ECL):Emitter-coupled-logic (ECL) is a BJT logic family which is generally considered as the fastest logic available.ECL achieves its high-speed operation by employing a relatively small voltage swing and preventing the transistors from entering the saturation region. (Reduces the storage delay time).ECL transistor uses differential amplifier configuration as shown: TTL:Logic FamilyFull NameAdvantagesDisadvantagesCMOSComplementary metal-oxide-semiconductorLowest power consumptionUsed in all microcomputer chips today.Most common logic family.Easily damaged by static discharge and voltage spikes.TTLTransistor-transistor logicEarliest developed.Most rugged.Least susceptible to ELECTRICAL damage.Consumes more power than CMOS – not suitable for battery-operated devices.ECLEmitter-coupled logicFastest available logic familyConsumes more power than CMOS. It REQUIRES extreme care in the wiring.