In CMOS inverter, transistor is a switch having . . . . . . . . A. Infinite on resistance B. Finite off resistance C. Buffer D. Infinite off resistance

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The correct answer is: B. Finite off resistance

In a CMOS inverter, the transistor is a switch that has a finite off resistance. This means that when the transistor is turned off, there is still a small amount of current that flows through it. This current is called the leakage current, and it can cause problems in some circuits.

The other options are incorrect because:

  • Option A: Infinite on resistance is not possible. A transistor cannot have infinite resistance, because then it would not be able to conduct any current.
  • Option C: A buffer is a circuit that isolates one part of a circuit from another. It does not have anything to do with the resistance of a transistor.
  • Option D: Infinite off resistance is not possible. A transistor cannot have infinite resistance, because then it would not be able to conduct any current.

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