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- When does an on/off ratio become impractical? I've read that typical CMOS devices have an on/off ratio of 10^6-10^10. Is there a lower limit that prevents logic devices from functioning appropriately? As in, what is a practical lower limit for the on/off ratio but still enable logic functionality?
When does an on/off ratio become impractical? I've read that typical CMOS devices have an on/off ratio of 10^6-10^10. Is there a lower limit that prevents logic devices from functioning appropriately? As in, what is a practical lower limit for the on/off ratio but still enable logic functionality?