Why do we need both PMOS and NMOS transistors to implement a
pass gate?
Answer Posted / akshay aggarwal
nmos output is inverted.for eg.-
if we have to make y=a+b
we will design it using nmos....but we get the output
ybar = a + b
to get y instead of ybar we use a complementary pmos circuit
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