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发表于 2008-12-4 14:26:02
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原帖由 steady 于 2008-12-4 14:15 发表
Thanks for your answer!
Before M2 turns off, the device works in saturation region. M1 probably enters tride accounting for the high output impedence.
When M2 turns off, M1 still stays in triode.
T ...
You are partly right. Actually, in (b) and (c), due to the high gain, M1 is in deeply triode region after the input differential voltage is bigger the turn point voltage, and we can assume its VDS is near zero, at this time, you can not cut off M2 even if you increase the differential input, that means, the current flowing M1 can not increase any more,and M1 can not sustain all the rail current, M2 will not enter into cut off region.
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