43K views · 799 reactions | CMOS Inverter: A CMOS inverter uses a PMOS and NMOS pair. When input is high, NMOS conducts and output goes low. When input is low, PMOS conducts and output goes high. It offers low power, fast switching, and sharp logic transitions. #ElectronicsEducation #electronicsrd | Electronics Education | Facebook

This simulation demonstrates the real-time operation of a CMOS inverter powered from a 5 V supply. The green waveform represents the input square wave at 1 kHz, while the red waveform shows the output voltage. When the input goes LOW (0 V), the P-channel MOSFET turns ON and the N-channel MOSFET turns OFF, pulling the output close to 5 V. When the input goes HIGH (5 V), the P-channel turns OFF and the N-channel turns ON, discharging the output to ground. The sharp transitions confirm strong pull-