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Logic Families and Their Characteristics
How is the speed–power product of a logic family determined?
The propagation delay in µs is multiplied by the power dissipation in mW.
The propagation delay in ms is multiplied by the power dissipation in µW.
The propagation delay in ns is multiplied by the power dissipation in mW.
The propagation delay in ns is multiplied by the power dissipation in µW.
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The propagation delay in ns is multiplied by the power dissipation in mW.
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