Is there a possibility to use such a treshold voltage for the NMOS part of a CMOS circuit that during the switching it will start conducting only after the PMOS part will be already closed, by this eliminating the leakedge current? Please note, I'm not asking about the well bias in standby mode, but about the "antileakedge" measures during normal operation.

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What does PROC print, and PROC contents do?

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can any send unix admin doc? if u have please send it to chanduk29@gmail.com

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Do you know what are the key aspects of penguin update?

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What is the maximum value of a unsigned char a) 255 b) 256 c) 128

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Explain a heavy weight process?

635

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Differentiate between order series and time series data

450

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What request type from a rest resource allows one to delete a sharepoint object?

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what is Derivative Documentation,Derivative Settlements,Derivative confirmation?

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What is difference between database and file?

443

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Why super () is used in java?

528

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What is the importance of shortcut keys?

342

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Can you explain eigenvalue and eigenvector?

112

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Explain the difference between a multiplexer and encoder? Also what is the between demultiplexer and decoder?

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What is the use of negative indices?

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