My experience is: because circuit performances worsen when temperature goes up, and thus designers prefer higher bias current in high-temperature environment to maintain roughly the same performances such as open-loop gain, hysteresis...etc. Of course you can design a temp-independent current by summing a PTAT and an inverse-PTAT current sources.
My experience is: because circuit performances worsen when temperature goes up, and thus designers prefer higher bias current in high-temperature environment to maintain roughly the same performances ...
My experience is: because circuit performances worsen when temperature goes up, and thus designers prefer higher bias current in high-temperature environment to maintain roughly the same performances ...